Permits county clerk to remove voters from vote-by-mail lists under certain circumstances.
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Overview
This bill allows county clerks to remove voters from vote-by-mail lists under specific circumstances, including instances where the U.S. Postal Service has returned mail to the voter, the voter hasn't used a mail-in ballot in two years, or the voter's address has changed. The bill requires the county clerk to notify voters in writing before removal and provide them with an opportunity to re-apply to vote by mail. It also amends existing law to clarify voter eligibility and application procedures for mail-in ballots.
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