HB4310 Summary

• Requires election authorities to automatically register voters who move within Illinois or to a new jurisdiction within 90 days of receiving National Change of Address database information, with voters able to reject the change through mailed notification.

• Changes voter registration verification requirements from "at least once every 2 years" to occur after consolidated elections in odd-numbered years but before the first day of candidate circulation for primary elections in even-numbered years, with county clerks and election boards certifying completion within 30 days.

• Mandates circuit court clerks notify jury administrators or commissioners of jury summons returned with address changes, and requires jury administrators to send these address changes to local election authorities at least every 3 months.

• Adds new procedures allowing county clerks to cancel voter registrations after reviewing jury summons lists if they believe a person is not a qualified voter, requiring 5-day notice and hearing opportunity before cancellation.

• Provides that voters whose registrations are automatically changed based on National Change of Address data can vote a regular ballot at their prior address if they attest it remains their true current address and the authority confirms prior registration.