early voting list; undeliverable ballots
What changed between versions
Added new subsection H requiring voters to actively maintain their early voting list status through specific conditions like voting in consecutive elections or responding to confirmation notices.
Added new subsection L requiring county recorders to send confirmation notices to voters who haven't voted in two consecutive election cycles, giving them 90 days to confirm they want to remain on the list.
Added new subsection P requiring voters who receive ballots at former addresses to mark envelopes as 'not at this address' and return them to the postal service.
Added new subsection Q requiring county recorders to remove voters from the early voting list when they register to vote in another county.
Added new subsection R requiring county recorders to confirm voter registration in other counties before removing voters from the local early voting list.
Added new subsection N establishing civil penalties for distributing early voting request forms with incorrect return addresses, with fines up to three times production costs.
Added new subsection O imposing civil penalties of up to $25 per day and class 6 felony charges for failing to submit completed early voting request forms within required timeframes.
Added new subsection S defining 'election cycle' as a two-year period to clarify when the two-election voting requirement applies.
Modified subsection K to clarify that a single failure to vote an early ballot does not constitute grounds for removal, but two consecutive election cycles without voting can trigger removal.