California AB1610 mandates elections officials to send notices to voters with outdated addresses.

California AB1610 amends the Elections Code to require county elections officials to send forwardable notices to voters whose addresses are outdated. If postal service data indicates a change of address, officials must send a notice in a specified format. The notice includes options for voters to confirm or correct their address. If a voter does not respond within 15 days before an election, they may be required to vote using a provisional ballot. The bill also outlines procedures for updating voter registration records based on the response to the notice.

California AB1610 mandates elections officials to send notices to voters with outdated addresses.

California AB1610 amends the Elections Code to require county elections officials to send forwardable notices to voters whose addresses are outdated. If postal service data indicates a change of address, officials must send a notice in a specified format. The notice includes options for voters to confirm or correct their address. If a voter does not respond within 15 days before an election, they may be required to vote using a provisional ballot. The bill also outlines procedures for updating voter registration records based on the response to the notice.