From the National Conference of State Legislatures:
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Arizona (implemented in 2002) |
Michigan (d) |
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California (implemented in 2012) |
New Mexico (b) |
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Colorado (implemented in 2010) |
Ohio (b) |
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Connecticut (implemented in 2014) |
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Delaware (implemented in 2014) |
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Georgia (implemented in 2014) |
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Hawaii (passed in 2012; not implemented yet) |
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Illinois (implemented in 2014) |
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Indiana (implemented in 2010) |
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Kansas (implemented in 2009) |
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Louisiana (implemented in 2010) |
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Maryland (implemented in 2012) |
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| Massachusetts (passed in 2014; not implemented yet) | |
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Minnesota (implemented in 2013) |
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Missouri (e) (implemented in 2014) |
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| Nebraska (passed in 2014; not implemented yet) | |
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Nevada (implemented in 2012) |
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New York (c) (implemented in 2011) |
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Oregon (implemented in 2010) |
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South Carolina (implemented in 2012) |
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Utah (implemented in 2010) |
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Virginia (implemented in 2013) |
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Washington (implemented in 2007) |
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West Virginia (passed in 2013; not implemented yet) |
(b) In New Mexico and Ohio, a registered voter can update an existing registration record online, but new applications must still be made on paper.
(c) In New York, the registration system is not fully paperless. Voters can submit a voter registration application online, but paper is exchanged between the motor vehicle system and the statewide database. This creates a paperless experience from the voter’s perspective, but administrative processes are still paper-based.
(d) In Michigan, an online system permits voters to change their address for both their drivers license (or personal ID card) and voter registration at the same time. Michigan law requires that the same address be on record for both.
(e) In Missouri, a person can register to vote online and electronically provide a signature using a mobile device, tablet computer or touchscreen computer, but not a standard desktop computer. The state reviews the information and prints out the registration form, which it sends to the person’s local elections office for verification.
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