Maine § 21-A §306 Enrolled voters

Maine Statutes

§ 21-A §306 — Enrolled voters

Maine § 21-A §306

Title 21-AELECTIONS

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 21-A, § 21-A §306 (2026).

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1.Voters enrolled in parties that fail to qualify. If the Secretary of State determines that a qualifying party has failed to meet the requirements of section 302 or 303, the Secretary of State must change the status of voters enrolled in that qualifying party in the central voter registration system to unenrolled.

2.Voters enrolled in qualified parties that are disqualified. Within 30 days of the Secretary of State's determination that a qualified party is disqualified under section 304, the disqualified party may file a written notice with the Secretary of State electing to retain its enrolled voters. The written notice must certify that the party intends to seek requalification by December 31st of the year of the next general election following disqualification.

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1.
Voters enrolled in parties that fail to qualify.
If the Secretary of State determines that a qualifying party has failed to meet the requirements of section 302 or 303, the Secretary of State must change the status of voters enrolled in that qualifying party in the central voter registration system to unenrolled.
2.
Voters enrolled in qualified parties that are disqualified.
Within 30 days of the Secretary of State's determination that a qualified party is disqualified under section 304, the disqualified party may file a written notice with the Secretary of State electing to retain its enrolled voters. The written notice must certify that the party intends to seek requalification by December 31st of the year of the next general election following disqualification.