Jackson Voter Registration Friday October 6  7:00-7:30pm     

 

The Supervisors of the Checklist for the Town of Jackson will hold a session to

     -process applications for new voter registration

     -process applications to change party affiliation prior to the next Primary Election

     -process corrections of the checklist on:

 

Date:  Friday October 6

Time:  7:00-7:30pm

Location: Town Offices, Meeting Room, 54 Main Street, Jackson, New Hampshire

 

Per the Secretary of State, October 6th is the last date registered voters may change their party affiliation prior to the Presidential Primary. [1] New voters may continue to register until election day, as permitted by law. Note that the date of the Primary Election has not yet been set by the Secretary of State. Voters can fill out party change forms at the Town Office prior to Oct 6. These will be processed at the October 6 session.

 

Applicants for voter registration who possess proof of identity, age, citizenship, and domicile should bring that proof when they come to register. Qualified applicants who do not possess proof or who do not bring proof with them may still register if they sign an affidavit attesting to their qualifications for identity, age, and citizenship, and/or domicile.

 

The session may continue past 7:30  to complete any pending actions pertaining to the checklist. 

 

Jackson Supervisors of the Checklist

Chris Bridge

Kevin Donohoe

Michelle Phillips

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Required  Documentation includes:

   citizenship may fill out a qualified voter affidavit on election day, at the Supervisors’ session on October 6, at the

   Supervisors’ session on the Saturday before the Primary Election or at the Town Office any time before the

   Saturday prior to the Primary Election.

 2. AGE: any reasonable documentation indicating  the applicant will be 18 years of age or older at the next

   election. An applicant without documentation in his or her possession can use a qualified

   voter affidavit subject to the time constraints above.

3. IDENTITY: Photo driver’s license issued by any state or the federal government, US Passport, photo id

    issued by any state or local government.

4. DOMICILE: The following can be used: a New Hampshire Driver’s license or identification card issued by

    the State, a New Hampshire Resident vehicle registration, picture identification issued by the United States

    government that contains a current address, a government issued check, benefit statement, or tax document.

    Other reasonable documentation includes proof of renting or leasing an abode, purchasing  an abode, enrolling

    the applicant’s dependent child in a publicly funded elementary or secondary school which serves Jackson,

    listing a domicile as the person’s physical residence address on state or federal tax forms, other government

    identification showing the address. Finally, an applicant whose domicile is at the abode of another and whose

    name is not listed on the document offered as proof of domicile may provide a  written statement from a person

    who is listed as owner, property manager, or tenant on the document that the applicant resides at that  address,

    signed by that person under penalty of voting fraud if false information is provided.