§ La. R.S. 18:110(untitled)

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Removal from precinct; removal from parish
A.(1) At any time prior to closing of registration for any election a registrant who changes his
residence within the parish may change his registration without reregistering by making application by mail
or electronically to the registrar or by appearing in person at the office of the registrar.
(2) Upon receipt of an application for a change of registration, the registrar shall compare the
signature on the application with the signature on the original application card, any subsequent signature in
the records of the registrar, or the signature on any microfilm, microfiche, or scanned or electronically
captured computerized images of documents in the records of the registrar. If the signatures are sufficiently
alike to identify the applicant as the registered voter, the change shall be made and the date of the change of
residence and the new ward and precinct shall be recorded in the registrant's information on the state voter
registration computer system and, if the original application is available in hard copy in the registrar's office,
on the original application form. If the application is signed by a mark witnessed by the signatures of two
witnesses, the registrar shall make the change on the basis of the application.
(3) Repealed by

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