Washington § 29A.96.030 - Meetings between secretary of state and tribes.

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§ 29A.96.030. Meetings between secretary of state and tribes.

Each biennium, the secretary of state must meet with the federally recognized Indian tribes of the state to provide a forum for discussing and addressing barriers to voting, including but not limited to:
(1) Education and outreach tools for tribal voters;
(2) The use of tribal identification card data for online voter registration;
(3) Assistance with tribal-led voter registration drives;
(4) Establishment of ballot mailing sites on tribal land for voters with nontraditional mailing addresses;
(5) Installation of ballot drop boxes on or near tribal lands;
(6) Providing students with information about voting and opportunities to register or preregister to vote;
(7) Personalized voter registration links, emails with election date reminders, and meetings or presentations on various elections topics; and
(8) Any other policy issues or tribal concerns.
[ 2026 c 214 s 2.]

Source: official Washington text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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