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57th Legislature, 2nd Regular Session

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HB 4067: voter registration status; inactive

Sponsor: Representative Gillette, LD 30

Committee on Federalism, Military Affairs & Elections

Overview

Requires county recorders to include outlined voter status information pertaining to the inactive voter list in or with the precinct register, signature roster or electronic pollbook. Conforms statute describing inactive voter list procedures to include other voting locations.

History

Currently, on or before election day, a county recorder must provide to each precinct the names of electors on the inactive voter list. If a person whose name is not on the precinct register appears at a polling place, an election official must determine whether the person is on the inactive voter list.

If the person is on the inactive voter list, the registrant must be permitted to vote at a polling place on affirmation by the registrant that they continue to reside at the address indicated on the inactive voter list.

The elector's name must be entered on a separate signature roster page at the end of the signature roster. If a registrant indicates that the registrant lives at a new residence, the election official must direct the registrant to the applicable polling place for the new address (A.R.S. § 16-583).

Provisions

1.   Requires a county recorder, on or before election day, to provide to each precinct the names of electors on the inactive voter list by way of a precinct register, a signature roster or an electronic pollbook. (Sec. 1)

2.   Specifies that if a person whose name is not on the precinct register appears at a polling place or other voting location, an election official must determine whether the person is on the inactive voter list. (Sec. 1)

3.   Requires a person on the inactive voter list to be allowed to vote after the person affirms before an election official at the polling place or other voting location that they continue to reside at the address indicated on the inactive voter list. (Sec. 1)

4.   States that if a registrant on the inactive voter list is at a polling place and the registrant indicates that they live at a new residence, the election official must direct the registrant to the polling place for the new address. (Sec. 1)

5.   Requires a county recorder, in addition to listing the inactive voters on or with the precinct register, signature roster or electronic pollbook, to include the following information for each voter whose registration status is as follows:

a.   not registered status for a registrant:

i. who submitted a state voter registration form without satisfactory evidence of citizenship;

ii.   for whom a county recorder has not found satisfactory evidence of citizenship through governmental databases; and

iii.  to whom a county recorder has mailed a notice that informs them that satisfactory evidence of citizenship is required for registration;

b.   suspense status for a registrant:

i. who submitted a voter registration form that was incomplete for reasons other than a failure to provide satisfactory evidence of citizenship or who submitted a voter registration form with an invalid residence address; or

ii.   who is not currently 18 years of age but who will be of age by the next general election;

c. not eligible status for a registrant:

i. who will not be 18 years of age before the next general election and who is therefore ineligible to be registered to vote; or

ii.   who has a nonoperating identification license or a citizenship or immigration number that indicates noncitizenship, to whom a county recorder mailed a notice informing the registrant that satisfactory evidence of citizenship is needed to complete the registration and the county recorder is awaiting response; and

d.   canceled status for a registrant who:

i. died;

ii.   is convicted of a felony and whose civil rights are not restored;

iii.  is declared incapacitated;

iv. moves out of the jurisdiction;

v.   self-reported as a noncitizen or nonresident of the jurisdiction on a jury duty questionnaire;

vi. requested cancellation; or

vii. is on inactive status for a period of four years or through the date of the second general election for federal office as prescribed by statute. (Sec. 1)

6.   Makes technical and conforming changes. (Sec. 1)

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