Virginia § 24.2-434 Presumption if petition not brought within six months of registration

Virginia Statutes

§ 24.2-434 — Presumption if petition not brought within six months of registration

Virginia § 24.2-434

Title 24.2ELECTIONS

Ch. 4VOTER REGISTRATION

Art. 5CANCELLATION OF REGISTRATION

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Va. Code Ann. § 24.2-434 (2026).

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Unless the petition provided for in § 24.2-431 is filed within six months after the registration of any person, it shall be conclusively presumed in all proceedings where the right of such person to registration arises, by election officers and by judicial tribunals, or in election contests of any kind and character, that such person has complied with all the procedural requirements of the law in making an application for registration.

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Unless the petition provided for in § 24.2-431 is filed within six months after the registration of any person, it shall be conclusively presumed in all proceedings where the right of such person to registration arises, by election officers and by judicial tribunals, or in election contests of any kind and character, that such person has complied with all the procedural requirements of the law in making an application for registration.