West Virginia HB4691 mandates paper ballots and restricts absentee voting to specific groups.

West Virginia HB4691 amends the state's election laws to require all voting to be conducted using paper ballots. It also limits the eligibility for absentee voting to active members of the United States Armed Forces, persons with disabilities, and those who are absent from their county of residence due to specific circumstances such as employment or illness. The bill aims to ensure election integrity by standardizing the voting process and narrowing the conditions under which absentee voting is permitted.

West Virginia HB4691 mandates paper ballots and restricts absentee voting to specific groups.

West Virginia HB4691 amends the state's election laws to require all voting to be conducted using paper ballots. It also limits the eligibility for absentee voting to active members of the United States Armed Forces, persons with disabilities, and those who are absent from their county of residence due to specific circumstances such as employment or illness. The bill aims to ensure election integrity by standardizing the voting process and narrowing the conditions under which absentee voting is permitted.