Plain English Breakdown
The provided official text is limited to the bill title, summary, and metadata; it does not contain the full legal definitions of who qualifies as a caregiver or which voters are considered 'certain electors.'
HB633: Adding Caregivers to the List of People Who Can Request Absentee Ballots
This bill changes election rules in Georgia so that caregivers can fill out absentee ballot applications for certain voters.
What This Bill Does
- Adds caregivers to the list of people allowed to make absentee ballot requests for certain electors.
- Amends Chapter 2 of Title 21 in the Official Code of Georgia Annotated.
Who It Names or Affects
- Caregivers who help voters request absentee ballots
- Certain voters eligible to receive assistance with their ballot applications
Limits and Unknowns
- The official text does not define exactly which voters qualify as 'certain electors' for this rule.
- The specific effective date of the law is not listed in the provided source material.