House: First reading; House: Referred to Rules
Summary
The bill lets anyone who meets the normal qualifications register to vote during the 28 days before an election or on election day itself, provided they have lived in the same county and precinct for at least 29 days. Registrants can cast a provisional ballot for that election and will be eligible for all future elections held at least 29 days later, but they cannot vote in partisan primaries. The change aims to make it easier for eligible residents to participate in upcoming general elections.
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