Requires notice be provided upon changes to voter registration; prohibits changes in party affiliation from being processed after statutory deadline.
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Overview
This bill aims to ensure transparency and fairness in voter registration by requiring notice when a voter changes their party affiliation and prohibiting the processing of such changes after the statutory deadline for primary elections. It mandates that voters be notified if their party affiliation change isn't processed and that they remain affiliated with their previous party. If a voter is denied a primary ballot due to an incorrect party affiliation, they can cast a provisional ballot and pursue judicial review if they believe they were properly affiliated.
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