§ 18105 Voter Registration Neutrality
This law says you can't put any political messages on a voter registration form or card, and only the person who registers can write on it.
A friend helps a neighbor fill out a voter registration form and writes "Vote for John" at the bottom.
Because the law says no one can add any support or opposition statements to the form, the friend could be charged with a misdemeanor for breaking the rule.
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§ 18105 Voter Registration Neutrality
Last verified: January 10, 2026