CHAPTER 25.10: VOTER QUALIFICATION
Section
25.10.010 Voter qualification [Repealed]
25.10.015 Rules for determining residence of voter
25.10.020 Rules for determining residence of voter [Repealed]
25.10.040 Voter disqualification for felony conviction [Repealed]
25.10.050 Voter disqualification for unsound mind [Repealed]
25.10.005 VOTER QUALIFICATION.
(A) A person may vote in a borough election only if the person:
(1) is qualified to vote in state elections under AS 15.05.010;
(2) has been a resident of the borough for 30 days immediately preceding the election;
(3) is registered to vote in state elections at a residence address within the borough at least 30 days before the borough election at which the person seeks to vote; and
(4) is not disqualified under Art. V of the State Constitution.
(Ord. 12-053, § 4, 2012)
25.10.010 Voter Qualification. [Repealed by Ord. 12-053, § 3, 2012]
25.10.015 RULES FOR DETERMINING RESIDENCE OF VOTER.
(A) Rules for determining the residence of a voter are made in accordance with AS 15.05.020; and
(1) In order to vote for a candidate or on a ballot measure relating to a specific assembly district, service area, or other election district a person must be registered to vote in state elections at least 30 days before the borough election at an address within the boundaries of that assembly district, service area, or other election district.
(Ord. 12-053, § 6, 2012)
25.10.020 Rules for Determining Residence of Voter. [Repealed by Ord. 12-053, § 5, 2012]
25.10.030 REGISTRATION.
(A) A person may vote in an election only if the person is a qualified voter under the Alaska State Constitution, the laws of Alaska and this chapter and the person has registered as required by the state election code and MSB 25.10.005.
(B) The precinct election officials at any election shall allow a person to vote whose name is on the official registration list for that precinct and who is qualified under this chapter and A.S. 15.05. A person whose name is not on the official registration list shall be allowed to vote a questioned ballot.
(Ord. 12-053, § 7, 2012; Ord. 94-040AM1, § 3 (part), 1994)