AN ACT relating to elections.

Summary

The bill changes the voter‑identification rule so that anyone who cannot produce the usual ID can still vote by completing a sworn affirmation and showing an alternate form of identification, such as a Social Security card or a state‑issued benefit card. It lists specific reasons a voter might be unable to get ID and lets election officials confirm a voter's identity if they know the voter personally. This aims to reduce barriers for voters facing transportation, work, disability, or other hardships.

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