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What are the reasons that would require a voter to vote a provisional ballot?

April 26, 2017Ballot provisional reasons require vote voter

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What are the reasons that would require a voter to vote a provisional ballot?

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Reasons to vote a provisional ballot include (but are not limited to) the following: voter does not have both photo and signature ID; voter is not in the precinct of his/her residence; voter registered by mail and does not have acceptable ID; voter’s eligibility is challenged; precinct register indicates voter has already voted; voter’s application is pending and ID does not match database information.

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Reasons to vote a provisional ballot include (but are not limited to) the following: voter does not have both photo and signature ID; voter is not in the precinct of his/her residence; voter registered by mail and does not have acceptable ID; voter’s eligibility is challenged; precinct register indicates voter has already voted; voter’s application is pending and ID does not match database information. If a voter’s eligibility is challenged because of residency, the voter has the option of updating his/her address and then voting a regular ballot at the correct precinct.