Rhode Island S2132 proposes a constitutional amendment to change voting eligibility and candidate nomination rules.
Rhode Island S2132 proposes a constitutional amendment to change voting eligibility and candidate nomination rules. The amendment would remove the 30-day residency requirement for voting and candidacy, allowing voters to register on election day. It also provides for absentee and shut-in voting, and mandates that the Secretary of State publish the amendment in state newspapers before the election. The amendment would take effect on January 1, 2027.
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