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VOTER REGISTRATION

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Statement of intent.

Definitions.

Commissioner of registration.

Qualification of officers.

Voter qualifications.

Determination of residence.

Disqualified persons.

Registration in person.

Election day and in-person absentee registration.

Registration by mail.

Voter registration deadlines.

Registration required.

Section
48A.10A

Voter identification cards — verification of voter registration information.

Voter registration form.

Federal mail voter registration form.

Electronic signatures on voter registration records.

Challenges of voter registrations.

Commissioner’s action upon receipt of challenge or withdrawal.

Hearing on challenge — appeal.

Registration at commissioner’s office.

Voter registration at motor vehicle driver’s license stations.

Voter registration agencies.

Prohibited acts by voter registration agency employees.

Transmission of forms from agencies and driver’s license stations.

Voter registration by volunteer organizations.

Registration at educational institutions.

Deadline for submitting voter registration forms.

Compensation for assistance in completing registration forms.

Section
48A.25A

Verification of voter registration information.

Acknowledgment of registration form.

Section
48A.26A

Acknowledgment of election day and in-person absentee registration form.

Section
48A.26B

Form of acknowledgment.

Changes to voter registration records.

Section
48A.27A

Voting more than once — referral and examination.

Systematic confirmation program.

Procedure upon return of confirmation card.

Cancellation of voter registration.

Deceased persons record.

Destruction or removal of canceled voter registration records.

Declination of registration opportunity.

Confidentiality of certain records.

Voter registration records under control of the commissioner.

Electronic registration record retention in voter registration agencies.

Electronic registration records.

Lists of voters.

Use of registration information.

Reports.

Criminal penalties.