Fans will need to be vaccinated to attend Buffalo Bills and Sabres games, Erie County executive says
A far-left Democratic party leader wants to mandate people receive vaccines to enter Buffalo Bills or Sabre games.
“Anyone planning on attending a Buffalo Bills or Buffalo Sabres game later this year may have to be vaccinated for COVID-19 first,” WGRZ 2 reported.
“Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz discussed a plan to allow full attendance at both Bills and Sabres games,” the news organization reported.
“Poloncarz says the county supports returning all fans to Highmark Stadium and the KeyBank Center this fall; however, under the county's plan, all fans and staff would be required to be fully vaccinated for COVID-19,” according to WGRZ 2.
Poloncarz’ plan would likely violate state and federal law -- he said no one, including the disabled and people with religious objections, would be allowed to be exempted.
This could possibly violate the Americans with Disabilities Act and religious freedom laws.
"I want to see that stadium full," Poloncarz said. "I know the Bills want to see that stadium full. We want to return fans to the stadium,” the leftist Democrat politician said.
However, pushback has been swift, even from Governor Andrew Cuomo. "I don't think the county executive is legally correct,” Cuomo said, according to The Buffalo News.
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