Pennsylvania § 1905 Errors in cancellation

Pennsylvania Statutes

§ 1905 — Errors in cancellation

Pennsylvania·Title 25 ELECTIONS·Part PART IV·Ch. 19 PROVISIONS CONTINGENT ON FEDERAL LAW

(a)Petition.--If the registration of an elector has been canceled through error, the elector may petition the registration commission for reinstatement.

(b)Time.--The petition must be filed by the tenth day preceding an election.

(c)Action.--

(1)The commission shall hold a hearing on the petition.

(2)If the commission finds that there was an error, the commission shall reinstate the registration and shall promptly update information contained in its registration records.

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(a) Petition.--If the registration of an elector has been canceled through error, the elector may petition the registration commission for reinstatement.

(b) Time.--The petition must be filed by the tenth day preceding an election.

(c) Action.--

(1) The commission shall hold a hearing on the petition.

(2) If the commission finds that there was an error, the commission shall reinstate the registration and shall promptly update information contained in its registration records.

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