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IA HF353
Bill
Status
2/12/2025
Primary Sponsor
Derek Wulf
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AI Summary
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Candidates seeking partisan nomination must have been a registered member of that political party for at least one year prior to filing nomination papers, unless they have never voted in any election and are not a member of another party
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Voters must be registered with a political party for at least 30 days before a primary election or caucus to participate in that party's primary or caucus
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First-time voters who have never cast a ballot and are not registered with another party are exempt from the 30-day registration requirement
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Repeals provisions that currently allow voters to change or declare party affiliation on primary election day or through an absentee ballot request form
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Updates the voter declaration of eligibility form to require voters to affirm they meet the 30-day party affiliation requirement or qualify for the first-time voter exception
Legislative Description
A bill for an act relating to eligibility to vote or stand for election in a primary election or caucus.
Last Action
Subcommittee recommends passage.
2/19/2025