Pennsylvania HB437 proposes an amendment to the state constitution to revise voter qualifications.
Pennsylvania HB437 proposes an amendment to the state constitution to revise voter qualifications. The amendment would require voters to be U.S. citizens for at least one month, to have resided in the state for 90 days, and in their election district for 60 days before voting. It also mandates voters to present valid identification when voting in person or by mail. If a voter lacks identification, the state would provide it at no cost. The Secretary of the Commonwealth would then advertise the amendment to voters.
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