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MO HB2195
Bill
Status
2/18/2010
Primary Sponsor
Roman LeBlanc
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AI Summary
HB 2195 Summary
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Repeals the requirement for registered voters to provide a specific reason for voting by absentee ballot, allowing any eligible registered voter to vote absentee without stating justification.
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Maintains existing absentee voting eligibility for specific groups including persons in federal service, interstate former residents, intrastate new residents, and new residents, with eligibility limited to certain elections for non-registered voters.
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Removes the statement requirement from absentee ballot applications asking voters to specify their reason for voting absentee, while keeping other application requirements such as name, address, and mailing address.
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Modifies ballot envelope statements to no longer require voters to check a box indicating their reason for absentee voting, streamlining the absentee voting process.
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Retains all other absentee voting procedures, deadlines, and requirements including application submission deadlines, signature requirements, and notarization rules.
Legislative Description
Allows any registered voter who is eligible to vote in a particular election to do so by absentee ballot without being required to state a reason
Last Action
Referred: Elections (H)
5/14/2010