Absentee voting; expands scope of persons defined as members of voter's immediate family. (HB63)

Introduced By

David Toscano (D-Charlottesville)
Served: 2006–

with support from co-patron Del. Mark Keam (D-35)

Progress

☑	Introduced
☑	Passed Committee
☑	Passed House
☑	Passed Senate
☐	Signed by Governor
☐	Became Law

Description

In-person absentee voting; late applications. Expands the scope of persons defined as members of the voter's immediate family, and whose death or hospitalization permits the registered voter to submit a late application for in-person absentee voting, to include children, whether of the whole or half blood or by marriage or adoption; legal guardians; and any other person residing in the same household as the applicant. View Full Text »

Status

03/05/2010: Passed the Senate
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