Illinois HB2803 amends the Election Code to revise vote-by-mail ballot procedures.

HB2803 modifies the Election Code to update the process for vote-by-mail ballots in Illinois. It allows non-resident citizens to apply for vote-by-mail ballots for federal elections. The bill specifies that applications can be made electronically or by mail, and it outlines the conditions under which a vote-by-mail ballot may be rejected. It also details the procedures for counting such ballots, including the role of election judges in reviewing contested ballots. The bill further addresses the handling of ballots received after the polls close but before the counting period ends.

Illinois HB2803 amends the Election Code to revise vote-by-mail ballot procedures.

HB2803 modifies the Election Code to update the process for vote-by-mail ballots in Illinois. It allows non-resident citizens to apply for vote-by-mail ballots for federal elections. The bill specifies that applications can be made electronically or by mail, and it outlines the conditions under which a vote-by-mail ballot may be rejected. It also details the procedures for counting such ballots, including the role of election judges in reviewing contested ballots. The bill further addresses the handling of ballots received after the polls close but before the counting period ends.