SB 1364 Summary

• Allows qualified electors not on the precinct register to vote a provisional ballot upon presentation of identification or a signed affirmation of voter eligibility and residence in the precinct.

• Requires county recorders to verify provisional ballots within 10 calendar days after general elections including federal offices or within 5 business days after other elections.

• Permits voters who have moved within the county to vote a provisional ballot at their new address precinct and allows correction of voting records for future elections.

• Requires county recorders to count only those votes on provisional ballots cast in incorrect precincts for candidates and measures the voter was entitled to vote for, creating duplicate ballots for valid races through a witnessed process.

• Mandates counties provide voters with free notification of whether their provisional ballot was verified and counted, using methods such as mail, toll-free phone lines, or internet access with voter identity restrictions.