West Virginia SB838 defines residence for voter registration and voting purposes.
West Virginia SB838 amends the Code of West Virginia to define residence for voter registration and voting. It specifies that a person's residence is where their usual sleeping area is located, even if their habitation is divided by a state or district boundary. It also outlines scenarios where a person's residence is not lost, such as temporary moves or moving for government service. Election officials must follow specific procedures when challenging a voter's residency. The bill aims to clarify residency rules to ensure all eligible voters can register and vote.
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