The Mail Ballot Integrity Act prohibits states from sending unsolicited mail-in ballots for federal elections.
The Mail Ballot Integrity Act mandates that states cannot distribute mail-in ballots for federal elections unless the voter requests one. It outlines specific eligibility criteria for requesting a mail-in ballot, including being a member of the uniformed services, being temporarily absent, or having a disability. States can maintain lists of voters who previously qualified for mail-in ballots, but only for those who still meet the eligibility criteria. The act applies to federal elections occurring after its enactment.
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