Elections; absentee and provisional ballots, cure process, delayed effective date.

Elections; absentee and provisional ballots; cure process. Requires that, if the electoral board determines that any person having submitted a provisional vote was not entitled to vote as a result of a material error or omission on the provisional ballot form, the registrar is required to promptly notify the voter by telephone or email of the error or omission and to provide information to the voter on how to correct the issue so his ballot may be counted. The voter is entitled to make such nece…

Source: OpenStates · fetched April 22, 2026

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  May have their provisional vote counted if they made a material error or omission on the provisional ballot form, provided they are notified and can correct the issue.

  “Requires that, if the electoral board determines that any person having submitted a provisional vote was not entitled to vote as a result of a material error or omission on the provisional ballot form, the registrar is required to promptly notify the voter by telephone or email of the error or omission and to provide information to the voter on how to correct the issue so his ballot may be counted.”· Elections; absentee and provisional ballots; cure process.