Pennsylvania HB280 amends the Pennsylvania Election Code to clarify voter eligibility and procedures for primaries and elections.

Pennsylvania HB280 amends the Pennsylvania Election Code to specify that only enrolled electors can vote at primaries or hold party offices. It allows unenrolled electors to vote in primary elections by specifying their chosen party. The bill details the application process for official absentee and mail-in ballots, including required information. It also outlines the procedures for handling discrepancies in vote counts and penalties for election officers who fail to permit electors to vote in their proper party. The act takes effect immediately.

Pennsylvania HB280 amends the Pennsylvania Election Code to clarify voter eligibility and procedures for primaries and elections.

Pennsylvania HB280 amends the Pennsylvania Election Code to specify that only enrolled electors can vote at primaries or hold party offices. It allows unenrolled electors to vote in primary elections by specifying their chosen party. The bill details the application process for official absentee and mail-in ballots, including required information. It also outlines the procedures for handling discrepancies in vote counts and penalties for election officers who fail to permit electors to vote in their proper party. The act takes effect immediately.