Bill > HB2617

This bill amends Arizona's voter registration laws to modify the causes for cancellation of voter registration. The key provisions are: 1. Allowing voter registration to be canceled if the county recorder receives and confirms information that the registered person is not a U.S. citizen, has been issued a driver's license or identification from another state, or is otherwise not a qualified elector. The county recorder must provide notice before canceling the registration and allow the person 90 days to provide satisfactory evidence of their qualification. 2. Requiring the county recorder to regularly review relevant databases to ensure registered voters are qualified electors, and requiring the Secretary of State to compare the statewide voter registration database with the driver's license database maintained by the Department of Transportation. 3. Requiring the jury commissioner or manager to forward a summary report to the Secretary of State and county recorder if the juror questionnaire indicates a person is not a U.S. citizen or does not reside in the county, to assist the county recorder in identifying potentially unqualified registered voters.