Repeals the mail ballot election act and makes changes to election procedures.
Kansas HB2503 repeals the mail ballot election act and makes changes to election procedures. It modifies the process for applying for advance voting ballots, including requiring identification for mail applications. It also changes rules for counting votes, including rules for provisional ballots and write-in votes. The bill makes changes to the election calendar, requiring certain notices to be published in newspapers. It also makes changes to the rules for county extension councils and irrigation districts. The bill goes into effect upon publication in the statute book.
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