Creates no-excuse absentee voting

This bill expands absentee voting options in the state by allowing registered voters to request ballots for various reasons, including illness, religious observance, and employment in roles such as healthcare or law enforcement. It introduces a "no-excuse" provision where voters can request absentee ballots starting the second Tuesday before an election without needing to provide a specific reason, while still requiring photo identification. The legislation also permits interstate former residents and new residents to vote absentee for federal elections and allows applications to be submitted via mail, fax, or email. Additionally, the bill prohibits individuals or groups from soliciting voters for absentee ballots and sets strict deadlines for when applications can be accepted.