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Amendment to House Bill No. 24 on Voting Rules for Delmar
This amendment allows the Town of Delmar to deny voting rights to registered voters who no longer live in town or are disqualified under the town charter.
What This Bill Does
- Clarifies when a voter may be challenged in a Town election.
- Allows the Town of Delmar to deny votes to registered voters who do not live there on election day.
- Permits denial of voting rights if a person is disqualified under the town charter.
Who It Names or Affects
- Registered voters in the State's Voter Registration System living in or moving from Delmar
- The Town of Delmar officials who manage elections
Terms To Know
- Town Charter
- A set of rules that governs how the town operates and defines voter qualifications.
- Voter Registration System
- The official state list where people sign up to vote.
Limits and Unknowns
- This rule only applies to the Town of Delmar, not other towns or the whole state.
- The text does not explain how town officials will check if a voter still lives in town on election day.