SB78 allows state agencies to offer dual-purpose applications for voter registration and service requests.
SB78 amends Hawaii Revised Statutes to allow state agencies to offer dual-purpose applications for voter registration and service requests. These applications serve as voter registration forms and allow applicants to update their address or name. Applicants can opt out of voter registration without stating a reason. The director of the respective state agency must not transmit voter registration information if the applicant declines or lacks U.S. citizenship. Approved applications are treated as having a valid signature.
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