Which state chose not to vote on accepting the declaration of independence?

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The state that chose not to vote in regards with accepting the declaration of independence is New York. It is because the state does not agree with the way things are going to change when accepting the declaration of the independence, that’s why the state does not decided on voting in accepting the declaration.

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