§ 22-3-116 — Notice of intent to cancel registration

When the county clerk has information that a registration should
be cancelled, he shall mail a notice of intent to cancel to the
elector at his address on the registry list stating the reason
for cancellation. When the secretary of state or county clerk
receives information indicating that there is evidence that an
elector may have moved to another state, the secretary of state
and the county clerk may use any lawful means to investigate
whether the registration should be cancelled, and based on this
investigation, the county clerk may mail a notice of intent to
cancel to the elector in accordance with this section. In
addition to mailing the notice, the county clerk may also
provide notice to the elector by email. The notice shall state
that cancellation shall occur within twenty (20) days unless the
elector asks that his name remain on the registry list. A copy
of the notice of cancellation shall be retained by the county
clerk for three (3) years. A notice is not required if the clerk
has received a receipt of notification that the elector has
registered to vote in another jurisdiction or if the elector
requested cancellation in writing.