Pennsylvania SB442 establishes election day registration procedures and penalties for violations.
Pennsylvania SB442, known as the Election Day Registration Act, allows eligible voters to register on the day of any primary, municipal, or general election by providing proof of residence. Voters can prove residence through a driver's license, approved documents, or a sworn statement from a registered elector. Judges of elections handle the registration process, and they cannot process ballots for registered voters. County boards must verify registrations and notify voters of any deficiencies.
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