Provides for qualified voters who are incarcerated to receive mail-in ballots.

Summary

The bill requires the Secretary of State and the Department of Corrections to send mail‑in ballot applications to people who are detained or incarcerated for non‑indictable offenses. Those voters can request a ballot be mailed to their detention address and have it returned the same way. It expands voting access without changing the rule that people convicted of felonies cannot vote.

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