Senate Bill 667 Summary

• Denies personal tax exemptions for parents whose dependent children register to vote at an address different from the parent's, unless the child cancels their voter registration within 30 days of receiving notification, effective for tax years beginning January 1, 2014.

• Requires county boards of elections to send newly registered voters a notification letter informing them that registering at a different address than their parent's residence disqualifies the parent from claiming them as a tax dependent and that any motor vehicles must be registered at their voter address within 60 days and subject to local property tax.

• Allows newly registered voters who registered in the wrong county to easily transfer their voter registration by checking a box on the notification form and returning it to their county board of elections.

• Requires county boards of elections to monthly transmit lists of newly registered voters and their driver's license or ID numbers to the Division of Motor Vehicles to audit motor vehicle registration and property tax compliance.

• Clarifies that voter registration alone is not sufficient evidence of legal residence for in-state college tuition purposes, though it may be considered as part of supporting documentation.