Or. Admin. Code § 165-005-0160 - Electronic Voter Registration System
(1) This rule adopts the electronic voter
registration system a qualified individual can use to complete and submit a
registration card electronically.
(2) Access to the electronic voter
registration system is provided online at www.oregonvotes.gov and during eligible
transactions with the Oregon Department of Transportation, Driver and Motor
Vehicle Services Division (DMV).
(3) For purposes of this rule a "qualified
individual" is defined as:
(a) a US Citizen
that is a resident of Oregon and at least 16 years old;
(b) who has a valid Oregon driver license,
driver permit or state identification card; and
(c) an electronic signature image on file
with DMV.
(4) For
purposes of this rule an "eligible transaction"? is defined as an application
for or renewal of an Oregon driver license, driver permit, state identification
card or a change of address.
(5)
The electronic voter registration system can be used by electors to:
(a) Register for the first time in the state;
and
(b) Update address, contact
information or party information on an existing registration.
(6) The electronic voter
registration system available online at www.oregonvotes.gov should not be used for
name changes. Following a name change, a paper registration card as provided in
ORS 247.012 may be required to obtain a new signature image.
(7) The electronic voter registration system
shall create an electronic time and date record at the time the registration
card is completed which shall be deemed the time submitted for voter
registration purposes if the registration is accepted by the county elections
official. All times and dates referenced are in Pacific Time.
(8) An image of the registrant's electronic
signature captured by DMV will be delivered to the county elections official
with the registrant's electronically submitted registration card.
(9) The county elections official will review
the submission and either accept the registration, reject the application, or
contact the registrant for additional information.
(10) If the signature obtained from the DMV
is insufficient, the county elections official shall contact the registrant to
obtain a sufficient signature. An elector is not eligible to vote a ballot
until complete registration information, including a sufficient signature or
signature stamp attestation is accepted by the county elections
official.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 246.150 & ORS 247.019
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 247.019
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