Bill > S4835

This bill allows voters to correct certain errors on their mail-in ballots, such as issues with the envelope or a missing certificate, by providing a "cure letter" and a chance to fix the problem. If a voter receives a cure letter indicating their mail-in ballot has a defect, they can choose to vote in person using a provisional ballot instead of curing their mail-in ballot. A provisional ballot is a temporary ballot used when there's a question about a voter's eligibility or ballot status, and it's counted only after eligibility is confirmed. This measure aims to ensure that minor mistakes don't prevent eligible voters from having their ballots counted and to build trust in the election process.