Relating to an opportunity to correct certain defects in an early voting ballot voted by mail.

SB 2964 allows voters who submit mail-in ballots to correct certain errors, such as missing signatures or incorrect addresses, in their ballot envelopes. If an early voting clerk discovers a defect, they must notify the voter within two days, explaining the error and offering two correction options: submitting a standard form by mail or visiting the clerk's office in person by the sixth day after election day. Voters may also choose to cancel their mail-in ballot application instead of correcting the error. The secretary of state will develop the corrective form, and clerks must apply these procedures uniformly to all affected mail-in ballots.