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MI HB4337
Bill
Status
2/18/2009
Primary Sponsor
Joel Sheltrown
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AI Summary
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Allows persons who preregister to vote at age 16 to become registered electors at age 17½ and become eligible to vote at the first election after turning 18.
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Requires the Secretary of State to immediately transmit preregistration applications to the appropriate city or township clerk and to the qualified voter file upon receipt.
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Preregistration applications must be held in a separate file and not moved to the master file until the applicant reaches 17½ years of age.
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Preregistered voters' names shall not appear on precinct voter lists before they turn 18 years old.
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When a preregistered voter reaches 17½, the Secretary of State must notify the appropriate clerk to send a voter identification card and add the person to the master file; address changes on driver licenses or identification cards are automatically reflected in preregistration records.
Legislative Description
Elections; registration; preregistration to vote at age 16; provide for. Amends 1954 PA 116 (MCL 168.1 - 168.992) by adding sec. 496a.
Elections, voters
Last Action
Referred To Committee On Campaign And Election Oversight
5/19/2009