R 168.260 Registration cancellation not requiring notice and waiting period.

Rule 10. A voter’s registration must be cancelled immediately without sending a confirmation or cancellation notice only when any of the following occur: (a) The individual voter requests cancellation. An individual’s request to cancel their registration to vote must be in writing and signed by the individual. (b) The individual voter confirms they are no longer a resident of the jurisdiction. This confirmation could be in the form of a signed letter from the voter or a signed response to a confirmation notice. (c) An election official from a jurisdiction outside of this state informs the clerk that the individual voter has registered to vote in another state, and the election official forwards the clerk a copy of a registration application signed by the individual that includes the individual’s previous address in this state. (d) An individual voter is challenged and questions directed to that individual voter by an election inspector at the polls on election day or during early voting reveal that the individual voter is not qualified to vote in the jurisdiction. (e) The clerk verifies that the individual voter has died.