Voter registration; regular periodic review of registration records.

Summary

The bill directs the Department of Elections to run a systematic review of voter rolls and remove people who are dead, no longer reside in the district, convicted felons, mentally incapacitated, or non‑citizens at least 90 days before every primary and general election. It also lengthens the time registrars have to act on cancellation notices and gives voters more time to contest a non‑citizen finding. The changes aim to keep voter lists accurate while adding safeguards for those whose registration might be mistakenly canceled.

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