Hawaii SB78 mandates state agencies to offer voter registration applications to the public.
Hawaii SB78 amends state statutes to require all state agencies that interact with the public to provide an application for voter registration to individuals aged 18 and older. These applications, termed "dual-purpose applications," can be submitted in person or by mail and must allow applicants to opt out of voter registration without stating a reason. The bill also mandates that agencies with reliable personal information indicating citizenship status must use these dual-purpose applications.
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