relative to eliminating voter identification exceptions.

This bill updates New Hampshire voter registration rules to require applicants to provide specific proof of citizenship, age, domicile, and identity. To prove citizenship, individuals must present documents like a birth certificate or passport, while domicile can be verified through a driver's license, utility bill, or other evidence of residence. Those who cannot provide standard documents may still register by submitting alternative proof of physical presence and intent to reside at the claimed address. The law also clarifies that people already registered in New Hampshire only need to show identity and domicile when moving to a new town, and those who registered before election day do not need to present citizenship or age documents at the polling place. Disputes over registration eligibility are decided by local election officials, with the option for immediate appeals to the superior court.