Michigan SB0120 modifies voting procedures to require proof of identity and state residency for election purposes.
Michigan SB0120 amends voting procedures to require individuals to present proof of identity and state residency when voting. If a voter does not have the required identification, they must sign an affidavit and present documents proving their identity and residency. These voters will receive a provisional ballot, which is not counted on election day but is secured for verification. Election officials will verify the voter's eligibility after the election. The bill also outlines procedures for handling provisional ballots, including reporting and tabulation processes.
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