Virginia HB111 regulates voter registration cancellation, specifying sources of data and conditions for cancellation.
Virginia HB111 outlines the conditions under which voter registration can be cancelled. A general registrar may cancel a voter's registration based on a signed notice from the voter or if the voter has moved. The registrar cannot cancel a voter's registration based on data from other sources unless the voter has been convicted of a felony. The bill also provides exceptions for certain individuals, such as those on active military duty or temporarily residing outside the United States. The registrar must acknowledge and notify the voter of the cancellation within a specified timeframe.
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