Permitting a voter with a change of address to vote in his or her new precinct without having to cast a provisional ballot

Reorganized §3-2-31 to explicitly allow voters who moved within the same county to vote in their new precinct without a provisional ballot during early in-person voting, if they show proof of address and the change is completed before canvass.

Modified §3-3-3(d) to exempt voters with recent intra-county address changes from absentee ballot challenges if they show proof of new address and the change is completed before canvass.

Added §3-2-31(d) requiring inactive voters who fail to respond to confirmation notices to affirm their current residence address under penalty of perjury when voting.

Added procedural amendments and committee markup information indicating the bill was amended by the Committee on Government Organization.

Minor formatting cleanup removed spacing inconsistencies and redundant text from the original engrossed version.

Added new Section 3-3-3(d) to Article 3, clarifying that clerks may not challenge absentee ballots from voters who changed addresses within the county and provided proof of new address before canvass.

Confirmed the bill becomes effective 90 days from passage (July 6, 2025) rather than remaining in draft status.

Added provision allowing voters with address changes within the same county to vote in their new precinct without casting a provisional ballot if they show proof of new address and the change is completed before canvass.

Added rules for voters moving between precincts within the same county, permitting them to update registration at the new polling place and vote without challenge if registration is found during canvass.

Modified §3-1-41(h) to clarify that voters with intra-county address changes may vote in their new precinct without provisional ballots under specified conditions.

Added §3-2-31 establishing specific rules for voting after registration or address change within the county, including procedures for updating registration at polling places.

Added §3-3-3(d) exception to absentee ballot challenges for voters with intra-county address changes who show proof of new address completed before canvass.