Hawaii SB275 amends voter registration procedures, allowing mail-in registration and simultaneous federal write-in absentee ballot registration.
Hawaii SB275 modifies voter registration processes to facilitate easier access. It allows qualified individuals to register to vote by mail, provided they submit their application ten days before an election. Additionally, it permits covered voters to register simultaneously when submitting a federal write-in absentee ballot, as long as it is received within ten days of the election. The bill also ensures that voter registration forms are accessible through various channels, including driver's license applications.
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