Rule 111:3-11-03 | Voting History.
(A) Boards of elections may only provide a voter's voter registration record with "voting history" if the voter cast a ballot that was counted.
(B) The statewide voter registration database shall include the elector's voting history, which must include all of the following for each election in which the elector cast a ballot that was counted:
(1) The date of the election;
(2) If the election was a primary election, the political party whose ballot the elector cast at the primary election or an indication that the elector voted only on the questions and issues appearing on the ballot at a special election held on the day of the primary election; and
(3) The type of ballot the elector cast.
(C) The board of elections and the secretary of state shall maintain a list of all ballots successfully cast that is categorized as follows:
(1) Absent voter's ballots
(a) "Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee" (UOCAVA) ballots
(b) Regular absent voter's ballots
(2) Early in person ballots
(3) Election day ballots
(a) A ballot cast on the date of an election
(b) A "backup optical scan" ballot cast on the date of an election, if canvassed seperately
(4) Provisional ballots
(5) Any additional information required through directive by the secretary of state.
Last updated June 24, 2024 at 7:53 AM
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