Florida H0985 amends voter registration and identification laws, requiring certain identifications at polling places and verification of citizenship.
Florida H0985 revises voter registration and identification laws, requiring electors to present specific identifications at polling places, such as a Florida identification card or U.S. passport. It mandates that certain noncitizens may vote a provisional ballot. The bill also requires supervisors of elections to verify citizenship status under certain conditions and refer matters to the Office of Election Crimes and Security if false affirmations are made on a voter registration application.
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