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40-29-205. Certificate of voting rights restoration form.

The coordinator of elections shall prepare a certificate of voting rights restoration form and the written statement explaining the form and the procedure by which a person can apply for a voter registration card and become eligible to vote as required by this part. The coordinator shall be responsible for printing and distributing a sufficient number of the forms to the department of correction, the board of probation and parole and any other authority that may discharge a person to whom the provisions of this part apply.

[Acts 2006, ch. 860, § 1.]

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40-29-205. Certificate of voting rights restoration form.

The coordinator of elections shall prepare a certificate of voting rights restoration form and the written statement explaining the form and the procedure by which a person can apply for a voter registration card and become eligible to vote as required by this part. The coordinator shall be responsible for printing and distributing a sufficient number of the forms to the department of correction, the board of probation and parole and any other authority that may discharge a person to whom the provisions of this part apply.

[Acts 2006, ch. 860, § 1.]

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40-29-205. Certificate of voting rights restoration form.

The coordinator of elections shall prepare a certificate of voting rights restoration form and the written statement explaining the form and the procedure by which a person can apply for a voter registration card and become eligible to vote as required by this part. The coordinator shall be responsible for printing and distributing a sufficient number of the forms to the department of correction, the board of probation and parole and any other authority that may discharge a person to whom the provisions of this part apply.

[Acts 2006, ch. 860, § 1.]