§ 1301. Registration records — Furnished by the Commissioner.
§ 1301. Registration records — Furnished by the Commissioner. Repealed by 60 Del. Laws, c. 414, § 2, effective May 22, 1976.
§ 1302. Voter registration application.
§ 1302. Voter registration application. (a) The State Election Commissioner, in consultation with the Departments of Elections for the counties, shall promulgate the voter registration application and shall set the effective date of each new version. The application shall be updated as necessary to comply with state and federal law and/or to facilitate administration of […]
§ 1303. Confidentiality of addresses.
§ 1303. Confidentiality of addresses. (a) A person may petition the Superior Court for an order to have that person’s own address, which is required to be placed on voter application, registration or transfer records, kept confidential upon a showing of a legitimate need and lawful purpose. A person’s participation in Department of Justice’s Address […]
§ 1304. Update of records when election district divided; procedure.
§ 1304. Update of records when election district divided; procedure. Upon splitting of an election district in accordance with this title, the department having jurisdiction shall update the records of the affected voters in the State’s Election Management System. The department having jurisdiction shall then determine whether or not to update the affected voters registration […]
§ 1305. Custody of registration records; public inspection.
§ 1305. Custody of registration records; public inspection. (a) All registration records, when not in the custody of the registrars, shall be and remain in the custody of the department except as otherwise provided. The registration records shall, during normal business hours of each department, be open to the inspection of anyone desiring to examine […]
§ 1306. Registration supplies.
§ 1306. Registration supplies. Repealed by 75 Del. Laws, c. 232, § 12, effective Feb. 1, 2006.
§ 1307. Expenses.
§ 1307. Expenses. Repealed by 70 Del. Laws, c. 188, § 8, effective Oct. 1, 1995.