Illinois SB2158 amends the Election Code to ensure voters are not required to provide their social security number when applying for a ballot.
Illinois SB2158 amends the Election Code to clarify that individuals are not required to provide their social security number when applying for a ballot. It also states that voters cannot be denied a ballot or have their ballot challenged solely because of their refusal to provide this information. The bill includes provisions for absentee voting, vote by mail ballots, and the handling of rejected ballots. It specifies the requirements for candidates to file nomination petitions and the number of signatures needed.
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