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CT HB07229
Bill
Status
3/14/2025
Primary Sponsor
Government Administration and Elections Committee
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AI Summary
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Secretary of State must prescribe and furnish a specific absentee ballot application form to the Department of Correction for use by incarcerated individuals, with consecutive numbering and requirement to provide a DOC facility mailing address
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Municipal clerks must reject absentee ballot applications from incarcerated individuals that list any address other than a Department of Correction facility address
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Municipal clerks must maintain a log of all applications from incarcerated voters, including applicant name and address, date received, date ballot was mailed, or reason for rejection
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Commissioner of Correction must ensure delivery of absentee voting sets to incarcerated applicants who are transferred between DOC facilities after submitting their application
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DOC employees distributing absentee ballot applications to incarcerated individuals are exempt from registration requirements and list-keeping obligations that apply to other ballot application distributors
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Effective date: January 1, 2026
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning Accessibility To Absentee Ballots For Electors In State Custody.
Last Action
File Number 694
4/14/2025