Pennsylvania HB284 establishes procedures for secure and fair elections and the authentication of United States citizenship.
Pennsylvania HB284 sets forth procedures for voter registration, focusing on the authentication of United States citizenship. The bill specifies various forms of evidence that applicants can provide to demonstrate their citizenship, such as birth certificates, military records, and naturalization documents. If an applicant submits a registration application but lacks satisfactory evidence of citizenship, their registration becomes provisional. The county board of elections then attempts to obtain the necessary evidence on the applicant's behalf within 90 days.
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