Article 2. Registration of Voters

Article 2. Registration of Voters

§3-2-1. Permanent Voter Registration Law; Uniform System of Voter Registration
§3-2-2. Eligibility to Register to Vote
§3-2-3. State Authority Relating to Voter Registration; Chief Election Official
§3-2-4. Authority and Responsibility of the Clerk of the County Commission and of the County Commission Relating to Voter Registration
§3-2-4a. Statewide Voter Registration Database
§3-2-5. Forms for Application for Registration; Information Required and Requested; Types of Application Forms; Notices
§3-2-6. Time of Registration Application Before an Election
§3-2-6a. Extended Time for Certain Persons to Register in Person
§3-2-7. Hours and Days of Registration in the Office of the Clerk of the County Commission; In-Person Application for Voter Registration; Identification Required
§3-2-8. Registration Outreach Services by the Clerk of the County Commission; Challenge of Voter's Registration
§3-2-9. Appointment of Temporary and Volunteer Registrars for Registration Outreach Services
§3-2-10. Application for Registration by Mail
§3-2-11. Registration in Conjunction With Driver Licensing
§3-2-12. Combined Voter Registration and Driver Licensing Fund; Transfer of Funds
§3-2-13. Agencies to Provide Voter Registration Services; Designation of Responsible Employees; Forms; Prohibitions; Confidentiality
§3-2-14. Registration Procedures at Agencies
§3-2-15. Special Procedures Relating to Agency Registration at Marriage License Offices
§3-2-16. Procedures Upon Receipt of Application for Registration by the Clerk of the County Commission; Verification Procedure and Notice of Disposition of Application for Registration
§3-2-17. Denial of Registration Application; Notice; Appeal to Clerk of the County Commission, Decision; Appeal to County Commission, Hearing, Decision; Appeal to Circuit Court
§3-2-18. Registration Records; Active, Inactive, Canceled, Pending and Rejected Registration Files; Procedure; Voting Records
§3-2-19. Maintenance of Active and Inactive Registration Records for Municipal Elections
§3-2-21. Maintenance of Records in the Statewide Voter Registration Database in Lieu of Precinct Record Books
§3-2-22. Correction of Voter Records
§3-2-23. Cancellation of Registration of Deceased or Ineligible Voters
§3-2-23a. Cancellation of Registration of Deceased or Ineligible Voter
§3-2-25. Systematic Purging Program for Removal of Ineligible Voters From Active Voter Registration Files; Comparison of Data Records; Confirmation Notices; Public Inspection List
§3-2-26. Confirmation Notices for Systematic Purging Program
§3-2-27. Procedure Following Sending of Confirmation Notices; Correction or Cancellation of Registrations Upon Response; Designation of Inactive When No Response; Cancellation of Inactive Voters; Records
§3-2-28. Challenges; Notice; Cancellation of Registration
§3-2-29. Custody of Original Registration Records
§3-2-30. Public Inspection of Voter Registration Records in the Office of the Clerk of the County Commission; Providing Voter Lists for Noncommercial Use; Prohibition Against Resale of Voter Lists for Commercial Use or Profit
§3-2-31. Rules Pertaining to Voting After Registration or Change of Address Within the County
§3-2-32. Unlawful Registration or Rejection of Voter; Penalties
§3-2-33. Neglect of Duty by Registration Officers; Penalties
§3-2-34. Alteration or Destruction of Records; Penalties
§3-2-35. Withholding Information; Penalties
§3-2-36. Crimes and Offenses Relating to Applications for Registration or Change of Registration; Penalties
§3-2-37. Effective Date

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