Massachusetts H849 amends election laws to redefine inactive voters as those who have not voted for two consecutive years.

Massachusetts H849 modifies the definition of inactive voters in the state's election laws. Under the bill, a voter would be considered inactive if they have not participated in an election for two consecutive years. This change aims to streamline the process of managing voter rolls and ensuring that only active voters are included in municipal censuses. The bill also addresses the administration of municipal censuses, potentially affecting how voter data is collected and maintained.

Massachusetts H849 amends election laws to redefine inactive voters as those who have not voted for two consecutive years.

Massachusetts H849 modifies the definition of inactive voters in the state's election laws. Under the bill, a voter would be considered inactive if they have not participated in an election for two consecutive years. This change aims to streamline the process of managing voter rolls and ensuring that only active voters are included in municipal censuses. The bill also addresses the administration of municipal censuses, potentially affecting how voter data is collected and maintained.