Alaska HB43 amends election laws to clarify voter registration and ballot requirements.
HB43 modifies Alaska's election laws by specifying that voters who register within 30 days before an election can only vote using an absentee, special needs, or questioned ballot. It also mandates that voters provide identification when casting a ballot and outlines the process for curing uncounted ballots. The bill further details the procedures for absentee voting, including the distribution and counting of absentee ballots. Additionally, it updates the requirements for voter registration and the handling of questioned ballots.
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