Ohio HB400 creates a permanent absent voter list for registered voters who opt-in.
Ohio HB400 amends the state's election laws to establish a permanent absent voter list. Registered voters can request to be placed on this list, allowing them to receive absentee ballots for every election without needing to reapply each time. Voters can opt-in by checking a box on their voter registration form, submitting a written application, or marking a box on an absentee ballot request form. The bill also details the information required on voter registration and absentee ballot forms, including personal identification details.
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