(a) General rule.--Upon timely receipt of notification of
removal under section 1501(b) (relating to removal notices),
the commission shall proceed as follows:
(1) The signature on the notification document shall
be compared with the signature of the registered elector as
it appears on file with the commission.
(2) If the signature appears authentic, the commission
shall enter the change of residence on the registered
elector's registration records.
(3) If a request for transfer which is determined to
be authentic under paragraph (2) shows a removal within the
period of 30 days preceding an election, the commission,
after such election, shall enter the change of residence on
the registered elector's registration record. The commission
shall advise the registered elector promptly in writing of
its action.
(4) When a registered elector has filed with a
commission a notice that the elector has moved from the
county to another county, if the signature appears authentic
the commission shall enter the change of residence on the
elector's registration records, cancel the registration of
the elector and notify the commission of the elector's new
county of residence to register the elector. Upon receipt
of the transfer notice, the commission of the elector's new
county of residence shall immediately process the transfer
of the elector in accordance with section 1328 (relating to
approval of registration applications).
(5) If a request for transfer which is determined to
be authentic under paragraph (4) shows a removal within the
period of 30 days preceding an election, the commission,
after such election, shall enter the change of residence on
the elector's registration records, cancel the registration
of the elector and notify the commission of the elector's
new county of residence to register the elector. Upon receipt
of the transfer notice, the commission of the elector's new
county of residence shall immediately process the transfer
of the elector in accordance with section 1328.
(6) A commission shall promptly update information
contained in its registration records.
(b) Electors unable to write.--A registered elector who is
unable to sign the notification document may affix a mark to
the notification document. The mark must be affixed in the
presence of a witness who must sign the notification document.
Cross References. Section 1502 is referred to in sections
1301, 1501 of this title.
§ 1503. Change of enrollment of political party.
By the deadline for registration, a registered elector who
desires to change the enrollment of political designation or
who, although registered, has not previously enrolled as a
member of a party may appear before a commissioner, registrar
or clerk or may submit an application by mail under section
1324 (relating to application by mail) and state in a signed
writing the political party in which the registered elector
desires to be enrolled. If the signature of the elector is
verified by comparison with the registered elector's signature
as it appears on file with the commission, the commissioner,
registrar or clerk shall make the change in its registration
records. If supported by other evidence of identity, a mark may
be made in lieu of a signature by a registered elector who is
unable to write. The mark must be made in the presence of a
witness who must sign the registration application.§ § 1502Transfer of registration
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