Kansas HB2449 mandates the removal of voters from registration rolls if they obtain a driver's license from another state and requires attestation on.
Kansas HB2449 amends voter registration procedures by authorizing the removal of voters from registration rolls if they are issued a driver's license by another state. It also mandates that voter registration forms include an attestation stating that obtaining a driver's license from another jurisdiction constitutes a change in residency for voting purposes. The bill outlines specific documentation required for voter registration, including evidence of U.S. citizenship, and details the process for handling incomplete or inconsistent applications.
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