Kansas Regulations § 7-36-2 Advance voting voter; classification as permanent
Regulation Text
A voter shall not be classified as a permanent advance voting voter by the county election officer unless the voter, or a person on the voter's behalf, has completed in its entirety an application for permanent advance voting voter status. The completed application shall specify the character of the voter's permanent disability or illness and shall be approved by the county election officer.
History
Authorized by K.S.A. 2023 Supp.
25-1122
and
K.S.A.
25-1131
; implementing K.S.A. 2023 Supp.
25-1122
; effective Feb. 21, 1994; amended, T-7-7-3-95, July 3, 1995; amended Aug. 25, 1995; amended by
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