§ 14247 Voter Residency Challenge Rules
This law says that if someone questions whether a voter lives in the area or is a U.S. citizen, the local voting board must decide right then and there, and they can ask other people at the polling place to swear an oath and answer questions.
At a busy polling place, a voter walks in and a neighbor says, "I think that person lives in a different town and shouldn't vote here."
The precinct board has to hear the neighbor's claim and make a decision on the spot. If they think they need more info, they can ask another person at the polls to swear an oath and answer questions about where the voter lives.
AI-generated — May contain errors. Not legal advice. Always verify source.
§ 14247 Voter Residency Challenge Rules
Last verified: January 10, 2026