SB2239 allows state agencies to use applications for licenses, permits, or services as voter registration forms.

SB2239 modifies Hawaii law to allow state agencies that deal with the public to use applications for licenses, permits, or services as dual-purpose applications for voter registration. These applications must be available by mail or in person. The bill specifies that these dual-purpose applications should not be processed until certain statutory changes are made. The applications must allow applicants to register to vote, change their registered residence address or name, or decline to register to vote without stating a reason.

SB2239 allows state agencies to use applications for licenses, permits, or services as voter registration forms.

SB2239 modifies Hawaii law to allow state agencies that deal with the public to use applications for licenses, permits, or services as dual-purpose applications for voter registration. These applications must be available by mail or in person. The bill specifies that these dual-purpose applications should not be processed until certain statutory changes are made. The applications must allow applicants to register to vote, change their registered residence address or name, or decline to register to vote without stating a reason.