§ 20A-3-202. Challenges to a voter's eligibility -- Basis for challenge -- Procedures.

(1) A person's right to vote may be challenged because:

(a) the voter is not the person whose name appears in the official register or under which name the right to vote is claimed;

(b) the voter is not a resident of Utah;

(c) the voter is not a citizen of the United States;

(d) the voter has not or will not have resided in Utah for 30 days immediately before the date of the election;

(e) the voter's principal place of residence is not in the voting precinct claimed;

(f) the voter's principal place of residence is not in the geographic boundaries of the election area;

(g) the voter has already voted in the election;

(h) the voter is not at least 18 years of age;

(i) the voter has been convicted of a misdemeanor for an offense under this title and the voter's right to vote in an election has not been restored under Section 20A-2-101.3;

(j) the voter is a convicted felon and the voter's right to vote in an election has not been restored under Section 20A-2-101.5; or

(k) in a regular primary election or in the Western States Presidential Primary, the voter does not meet the political party affiliation requirements for the ballot the voter seeks to vote.

(2) A person who challenges another person's right to vote at an election shall do so according to the procedures and requirements of:

(a) Section 20A-3-202.3, for challenges issued in writing more than 21 days before the day on which voting commences; or

(b) Section 20A-3-202.5, for challenges issued in person at the time of voting.

Amended by Chapter 251, 2012 General Session