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Driver’s license applications also count as voter registration applications unless the applicant does not sign, and the Transportation Cabinet must send completed registrations or declination statements to the county clerk.
Schools and the county clerk must handle voter registration forms, and the state board must run and update voter-education programs.
An individual who forges, fraudulently alters, destroys, or fails to return a completed registration form is subject to Class D felony penalties.
Voter registration agencies must give applicants the prescribed registration form and assistance, and certain service providers must not influence political preference or discourage registration.
Section 116.050 was repealed in 1972.
A person may vote in a primary only if they meet regular-election voter qualifications, were a registered member of the relevant party by December 31 before the primary, and stayed continuously registered through the primary date.
Applicants must verify certain election-related applications with a written declaration made under penalty of perjury.
This section was repealed in 1990.
This section was repealed in 1972.
This section tells the county clerk how to update voter registration records when a voter moves or changes name, and when voters may vote in the current election after moving within a county.
The county clerk must let any citizen inspect or copy registration records at reasonable hours, and must redact a registered voter's Social Security number before the record is inspected or copied.
This section was repealed in 1972.
This section was repealed in 1988.
This section was repealed in 1972.
The State Board of Elections must run a voter-registration purge program, send address-confirmation notices in specified cases, keep certain records available, and the boards cannot remove voters just for changing residence unless the statute’s conditions are met.
The State Board of Elections must remove certain voters’ names from registration records within five days after receiving notice, but not while registration books are closed.
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