Relating to voting at primary elections.

Summary

The bill lets anyone 16 or older register to vote, but they can’t vote until 18, except that 16‑ and 17‑year‑olds who register at least 21 days before a primary and will be 18 by the general election may cast a primary ballot for their party’s nominees. It also adds privacy protections for under‑18 registrants and requires the Secretary of State to mail voting‑information notices. Finally, it revises the application process for military and overseas voters, adding age and party‑affiliation statements and limiting what appears on primary ballots for under‑18 overseas voters.

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