Voters who register on election day required to cast provisional ballots, and conforming changes made.

The bill requires voters who register on election day to use provisional ballots when casting their votes. Provisional ballots are temporary and are used to verify a voter's eligibility before the vote is counted. This change aims to ensure that all election day registrations are properly validated.

Supporters of the bill argue that it enhances the integrity of the electoral process by ensuring that only eligible voters have their ballots counted. They believe that using provisional ballots provides a necessary safeguard against potential fraud and helps maintain confidence in election outcomes.

Critics of the bill contend that requiring provisional ballots could create unnecessary barriers for voters who register on election day. They argue that this could lead to confusion and disenfranchisement, particularly for those who may not have the necessary documentation or who are unfamiliar with the provisional voting process.