Montana HB248 revises election laws to specify reasons for voter registration cancellation.
Montana HB248 amends election laws to detail specific reasons for voter registration cancellation. These reasons include a written request from the elector, registration in another county or state, failure to respond to confirmation mailings and voting in two consecutive federal general elections, and failure to meet voter qualifications. The bill also adds new reasons such as filing a death certificate, being reported as deceased, being of unsound mind, and incarceration for a felony conviction. This act takes immediate effect upon passage and approval.
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