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The document is an amendment to House Bill No. 2074, which aims to modify Arkansas law regarding the transmission of absentee ballot applications. It allows U.S. citizens temporarily residing outside the country, as well as members of the uniformed services and their dependents, to request absentee ballots for multiple elections with a single application. The amendment outlines procedures for electronic and mail transmission of ballots, ensuring security and privacy for voters, and introduces a special absentee ballot for certain elections.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Amendment S1 in the editor.
Begin by reviewing the subtitle and purpose of the amendment, which addresses absentee ballot applications for U.S. citizens temporarily residing outside the country.
Fill in your personal information in the designated fields, ensuring accuracy as this will be used for processing your absentee ballot request.
In Section 1, carefully read through the eligibility criteria and check any applicable boxes that pertain to your situation, such as military service or overseas residency.
Proceed to Section 2 where you will provide details regarding your voting preferences and any specific elections you wish to participate in.
Finally, review all entered information for completeness and accuracy before signing electronically at the bottom of the form.

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