Revise election laws related to voter cancellation

HB 248 revises election laws concerning voter registration cancellation. The bill amends the reasons an election administrator must cancel a voter's registration. It now includes "an obituary" as a source for reporting an elector as deceased, in addition to existing methods like death certificates. Additionally, it specifies that an elector's registration will be canceled if they fail to respond to confirmation mailings, are placed on the inactive list, and subsequently do not vote in two consecutive federal general elections. These revisions directly affect the conditions under which an elector's registration is removed from active rolls.