Alabama § 45-18-70.08 - Assignment of Qualified Electors Based on Residency; Unassigned Voters.
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§ 45-18-70.08. Assignment of Qualified Electors Based on Residency; Unassigned Voters.
(a) After April 22, 1986, the Conecuh County Board of Registrars is directed to place the names of each qualified elector in the proper precinct and voting box consistent with the residence address known to the board of registrars taken from the list of qualified electors. Where an elector’s residency is in question, the voter’s name shall be listed as an unassigned voter, until properly verified.
(b) The board of registrars shall cause notice to be given to the unassigned voters in any precinct, that unless they shall identify for assignment, their names shall be maintained on a separate list of unassigned qualified electors for the purpose of voting, but they shall not be assigned to a particular division of the precinct until they have identified for assignment. They may not vote unless they shall identify at the time of voting and sign an affidavit of residency in the division of the district at which they vote at the time of voting, and such vote shall be cast and counted in all respects as a challenged ballot.
Source: official Alabama text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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