Bill > HB640

This bill modifies the process for challenging a voter's registration and eligibility to vote. Specifically, it eliminates the ability for any voter to challenge another voter's right to cast a ballot at a polling place on election day, and it also removes the option for any three voters to challenge a voter's registration directly with the general registrar. Instead, challenges to a voter's registration must now be initiated by filing a petition with the circuit court in the county or city where the voter is registered, and the bill outlines procedures for providing notice to the challenged voter and for appealing court decisions, requiring appeals to be filed within seven days and given precedence on the court's docket.