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Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff
The central voter file must contain the following information for each individual included in the file:
1. The complete legal name of the individual.
2. The complete residential address of the individual.
3. The complete mailing address of the individual, if different from the individual's residential address.
4. The unique identifier generated and assigned to the individual.
5. A status designation of the individual's eligibility to vote in a precinct.
6. The county, legislative district, city or township, school district, county commissioner district, if applicable, precinct name, and precinct number in which the individual resides.
7. Beginning in 2008, four years of an individual's voting history, if applicable.
8. Date of birth.
9. The individual's driver's license or nondriver identification card number issued by the department of transportation, or the unique identifier from an official form of identification issued by a tribal government to a tribal member residing in this state.
10. Any other information requested of and obtained from the individual deemed necessary by the secretary of state for the proper administration of the central voter file.
Cite this article: FindLaw.com - North Dakota Century Code Title 16.1. Elections § 16.1-02-12. Information contained and maintained in the central voter file - last updated January 01, 2024 | https://codes.findlaw.com/nd/title-16-1-elections/nd-cent-code-sect-16-1-02-12/
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