(a) General rule.--A covered voter may apply at any time
before an election for a military-overseas ballot.
(b) Standing request.--
(1) An application for a military-overseas ballot for
a primary election shall be considered a standing request
for a military-overseas ballot for a special election, a
general election or a municipal election, occurring
subsequently to the primary election in the same calendar
year.
(2) A county election board shall provide a
military-overseas ballot to a voter who makes a standing
request for each election to which the request is applicable.
(c) E-mail address information.--
(1) A county election board shall provide an opportunity
for each covered voter who registers to vote after the
effective date of this section to furnish the county election
board with an e-mail address unless the information has
already been provided by the covered voter. A separate
mailing shall not be required for the county election board
to comply with this paragraph. Any contact the county
election board has with a covered voter who registers to
vote after the effective date of this section in which the
voter's e-mail address is requested is sufficient.
(2) An e-mail address provided by a covered voter may
not be made available to the public or any individual or
organization other than an authorized agent of the county
election board and shall be exempt from disclosure under the
act of February 14, 2008 (P.L.6, No.3), known as the
Right-to-Know Law.
(3) The e-mail address may be used only for official
communication with the voter about the voting process,
including transmitting military-overseas ballots and ballot
materials, if the voter has requested electronic
transmission, and verifying the voter's mailing address and
physical location.
(4) A special request for an e-mail address shall
describe the purposes for which the e-mail address may be
used and include a statement that any other use or disclosure
of the e-mail address is prohibited.§ § 3507Timeliness and scope of ballot application
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