Clarifying residency requirements for voter registration

SB 260 clarifies residency requirements for voter registration and voting in West Virginia. It defines "legal resident" as requiring both physical presence in a state, county, or municipality and intent to remain there permanently, using factors like driver's licenses, tax payments, or vehicle registrations as evidence. The bill also requires voters to present a state or federal photo ID (such as a driver's license, passport, or military ID) to verify identity at polling places. This directly affects all West Virginia residents registering to vote or casting ballots, ensuring they meet specific residency and identification standards.