SB2821 mandates the establishment of voter service centers to ensure convenient and expedient access for Hawaii voters.
SB2821 amends Hawaii's election laws to require voter service centers to be established by the clerks to service the particular needs of each county's voters. These centers must be open from the tenth business day preceding the day of the election until the closing hour of voting and at the same times statewide. The bill ensures that the number of voter service centers open the day of the general election must equal or surpass one voter service center for every 20,000 registered voters in counties with a population of 500,000 or less, and one for every 50,000 registered voters in counties.
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