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Election Commissioner responding to #209608 re: procedures used to update voter roles with current addresses.
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To the Honorable City Council:
In response to your agenda item #209608, the request of the City Council that the Election Commissioner provide in writing an explanation of the current practices and procedures used to update voter rolls with current addresses, I submit the following:
There are multiple ways that a person can register to vote, change their address, or change their political party:
• The voter can come in person to City Hall.
• The voter can register online if they have a driver’s license (electronic signature on license).
• If the voter does not have a driver’s license, they can still go online, fill out the form, download it, sign it, and mail or deliver it to City Hall.
• A voter can register to vote, change their address, or political party at the Registry of Motor Vehicles.
• When at a Social Services Agency, a voter can register to vote, change their address or political party.
• When responding to the City Census, there is a box to check to have a voter registration form mailed to you.
Respectfully submitted,
Nick Salerno
Election Commissioner