Laws: Cases and Codes : U.S. Code : Title 42 : Section 1973e


   
U.S. Code as of: 01/19/04
Section 1973e. Examination of applicants for registration

    (a) Form of application; requisite allegation of nonregistration
      The examiners for each political subdivision shall, at such
    places as the Director of the Office of Personnel Management shall
    by regulation designate, examine applicants concerning their
    qualifications for voting. An application to an examiner shall be
    in such form as the Director may require and shall contain
    allegations that the applicant is not otherwise registered to vote.
    (b) Placement of eligible voters on official lists; transmittal of
      lists
      Any person whom the examiner finds, in accordance with
    instructions received under section 1973g(b) of this title, to have
    the qualifications prescribed by State law not inconsistent with
    the Constitution and laws of the United States shall promptly be
    placed on a list of eligible voters. A challenge to such listing
    may be made in accordance with section 1973g(a) of this title and
    shall not be the basis for a prosecution under section 1973j of
    this title. The examiner shall certify and transmit such list, and
    any supplements as appropriate, at least once a month, to the
    offices of the appropriate election officials, with copies to the
    Attorney General and the attorney general of the State, and any
    such lists and supplements thereto transmitted during the month
    shall be available for public inspection on the last business day
    of the month and in any event not later than the forty-fifth day
    prior to any election. The appropriate State or local election
    official shall place such names on the official voting list. Any
    person whose name appears on the examiner's list shall be entitled
    and allowed to vote in the election district of his residence
    unless and until the appropriate election officials shall have been
    notified that such person has been removed from such list in
    accordance with subsection (d) of this section: Provided, That no
    person shall be entitled to vote in any election by virtue of
    subchapters I-A to I-C of this chapter unless his name shall have
    been certified and transmitted on such a list to the offices of the
    appropriate election officials at least forty-five days prior to
    such election.
    (c) Certificate of eligibility
      The examiner shall issue to each person whose name appears on
    such a list a certificate evidencing his eligibility to vote.
    (d) Removal of names from list by examiners
      A person whose name appears on such a list shall be removed
    therefrom by an examiner if (1) such person has been successfully
    challenged in accordance with the procedure prescribed in section
    1973g of this title, or (2) he has been determined by an examiner
    to have lost his eligibility to vote under State law not
    inconsistent with the Constitution and the laws of the United
    States.



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