HB 4067
voter registration status; inactive
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Bill overview
This bill clarifies how inactive voter registrations are handled in Arizona. It requires county recorders to provide a list of inactive voters to precinct locations and outlines the process for voters on the inactive list to cast a ballot. The bill specifies criteria for maintaining inactive status, including incomplete registrations, failure to provide citizenship information, and certain felony convictions or moves. It also details the steps for returning voters to active status after they have voted.
Key provisions
- County recorders must provide a list of inactive voters to precinct locations.
- Voters on the inactive list can vote if they affirm their residency.
- Inactive status can be assigned for reasons like incomplete registrations or failure to provide citizenship.
- Specific criteria for ‘suspense,’ ‘not eligible,’ and ‘canceled’ inactive voter statuses are defined.
- Voters who voted while inactive must be returned to active status.
- The bill addresses the handling of non-citizens and those who have requested cancellation.
- Inactive voters must be listed on precinct registers, signature rosters, or electronic pollbooks.
- County recorders must mail notices to registrants requiring evidence of citizenship.
Who is affected
- Voters
- County Recorders
- Election Officials
- Political Parties
- Citizenship and Immigration Authorities
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