Relates to voters who have medical exigencies on election day

This bill allows voters who develop a medical emergency, such as hospitalization, on the day before an election to request a special ballot on election day itself. Under the new rules, these individuals can submit an application to the board of elections, which must then provide a ballot to their designated agent before polls close, ensuring the voter has enough time to return it. The ballot remains valid if it is postmarked by the end of the election day and will be counted according to existing procedures for timely returns. This change directly affects voters facing sudden health crises that prevent them from voting in person on election day.