Montana § 13-2-109 Rulemaking On Sufficiency And Verification Of Voter Registration Information

Montana Statutes

§ 13-2-109 — Rulemaking On Sufficiency And Verification Of Voter Registration Information

Montana § 13-2-109

Title 13ELECTIONS

Ch. 2REGISTRATION OF ELECTORS

Part 1Registrars

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Mont. Code Ann. § 13-2-109 (2026).

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13-2-109 . Rulemaking on sufficiency and verification of voter registration information.

(1)The secretary of state shall adopt rules:

(a)to implement the provisions of 13-2-110 and this section concerning how election administrators determine whether the information provided by an elector on an application for voter registration is:

(i)sufficient to be accepted and processed; or

(ii)insufficient to be accepted and processed;

(b)establishing procedures for verifying the accuracy of voter registration information;

(c)establishing standards for determining whether an elector may be legally registered or provisionally registered and the effect of that registration on identification requirements; and

(d)establishing procedures for notifying electors about the status of their applications

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13-2-109 . Rulemaking on sufficiency and verification of voter registration information. (1) The secretary of state shall adopt rules:
(a) to implement the provisions of 13-2-110 and this section concerning how election administrators determine whether the information provided by an elector on an application for voter registration is:
(i) sufficient to be accepted and processed; or
(ii) insufficient to be accepted and processed;
(b) establishing procedures for verifying the accuracy of voter registration information;
(c) establishing standards for determining whether an elector may be legally registered or provisionally registered and the effect of that registration on identification requirements; and
(d) establishing procedures for notifying electors about the status of their applications and registration.
(2) The rules may not conflict with 42 U.S.C. 15301, et seq., or 13-2-208 .