require that an individual provide proof of citizenship when registering to vote and to declare an emergency.

Added requirement that all voter registrants must provide documentation proving U.S. citizenship as part of the registration process.

Amended § 12-4-1 to explicitly require citizenship as a qualification for voter registration.

Created new 'federal voter' designation for individuals using commercial mail addresses without habitation descriptions, limiting their ballot access to federal offices only.

Established specific acceptable forms of citizenship documentation including driver licenses issued after July 1, 2025, birth certificates, passports, and naturalization certificates.

Repealed § 12-3-1, which appears to be an outdated or superseded section of voter eligibility law.

Requires county auditors to verify naturalization certificate numbers with federal immigration services and designate federal voters appropriately.

Added explicit requirement that all voter registrants must provide sufficient evidence of U.S. citizenship as a condition for registration.

Repealed existing § 12-3-1 which contained voter qualification standards, replacing it with new citizenship-focused requirements.

Requires individuals to present specific citizenship documentation including driver licenses issued after July 1, 2025, birth certificates, passports, naturalization certificates, or other acceptable evidence.

Federal voters receive ballots containing only federal office candidates (president, senator, representative) rather than state and local ballot measures.

Creates new definition of 'federal voter' for individuals who register using only mail addresses without habitation descriptions or who cannot provide citizenship documentation.

References July 1, 2025 as a cutoff date for driver license documentation requirements.