Q1A Answers EAVS questions: Section A
-99 = Refused
1 = Entirely by the state election office?
2 = Entirely by local election offices?
3 = In part by the state and in part by local election offices?

Q2 Describe database system
-99 = Refused
1 = Top-down
2 = Bottom-up
3 = Hybrid

Q2a Transmit registration information
-100 = Valid Skip
-99 = Refused
1 = In real-time
2 = Daily
3 = Other (please specify):

Q3A Describe electronic registration database: Motor vehicles agency
-99 = Refused
1 = No Connection
2 = Primarily Real-Time Data Linkages
3 = Primarily Direct Data Linkages, Daily/Weekly/Monthly Sharing
4 = Primarily One-Way Data Sharing from Agencies to Election Office

Q5 Automated voter registration
-99 = Refused
1 = Yes
2 = No

Q5a_1 Electronic record transfer: State motor vehicle agency
-100 = Valid Skip
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: State motor vehicle agency
1 = State motor vehicle agency

Q5a_2 Electronic record transfer: State tax office
-100 = Valid Skip
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: State tax office
1 = State tax office

Q5a_3 Electronic record transfer: Other state agency
-100 = Valid Skip
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: Other state agency
1 = Other state agency

Q5a_RF Electronic record transfer: Refused
-100 = Valid Skip
0 = Answered Q5A
1 = Refused Q5A

Q6a Need driver’s license
-100 = Valid Skip
-99 = Refused
1 = Yes
2 = No

Q7a Describe same day registration
-100 = Valid Skip
-99 = Refused
1 = Our state has SDR on Election Day.
2 = Our state has SDR but only for early voting.
3 = Our state has SDR because of an overlap between the start of early voting and th
4 = Our state has SDR in very specific cases (e.g., for federal offices only, at the

Q8 Require excuse for absentee voting
-99 = Refused
1 = Yes, an excuse is required
2 = No excuse required

Q9a Only in certain jurisdictions
-100 = Valid Skip
-99 = Refused
1 = Statewide
2 = Only in certain jurisdictions

Q10 Some or all voters request to be permanent absentee
-99 = Refused
1 = No
2 = Yes, any registrant can request to be a permanent absentee voter.
3 = Yes, individuals who meet specific criteria can request to be permanent absentee

Q10a_1 Who can be a permanent absentee voter: Individuals over a specified age
-100 = Valid Skip
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: Individuals over a specified age
1 = Individuals over a specified age

Q10a_2 Who can be a permanent absentee voter: Persons with disabilities
-100 = Valid Skip
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: Persons with disabilities
1 = Persons with disabilities

Q10a_3 Who can be a permanent absentee voter: Other
-100 = Valid Skip
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: Other (please specify):
1 = Other (please specify):

Q10a_RF Who can be a permanent absentee voter: Refused
-100 = Valid Skip
0 = Answered Q10a
1 = Refused Q10a

Q11A Deadline for domestic civilian: Postmarked by
-99 = Refused
1 = Number of days before Election Day
2 = Election Day
3 = Number of days after Election Day

Q11A1 Deadline for domestic civilian: Postmarked by: Number of days before Elect
-100 = Valid Skip
-99 = Refused

Q12 Early or absentee voting prior to Election Day
-99 = Refused
1 = Yes, in-person early voting
2 = Yes, in-person absentee voting
3 = No (Note: If you allow persons with disabilities or any other specific populatio

Q13a How do voting centers operate
-100 = Valid Skip
-99 = Refused
1 = Our state requires the use of vote centers statewide
2 = Our state has vote centers, but only in jurisdictions that meet specific require
3 = Our state has vote centers, but jurisdictions have the option not to implement v

Q14_1 How does an UOCAVA voter submit FPCA: Email
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: Email
1 = Email

Q14_2 How does an UOCAVA voter submit FPCA: Fax
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: Fax
1 = Fax

Q14_3 How does an UOCAVA voter submit FPCA: Online
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: Online via your state’s Online Voter Registration Portal
1 = Online via your state’s Online Voter Registration Portal

Q14_4 How does an UOCAVA voter submit FPCA: Other
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: Other (specify):
1 = Other (specify):

Q14_RF How does an UOCAVA voter submit FPCA: Refused
0 = Answered Q14
1 = Refused Q14

Q15 Permanent or temporary FPCA
-99 = Refused
1 = Permanent
2 = Temporary

Q16D How long does the FPCA remain valid: Voter moves
-100 = Valid Skip
-99 = Refused
1 = Voter moves

Q18 Count or reject provisional ballot
-99 = Refused
1 = Fully count
2 = Partially count
3 = Reject

Q19_1 Reason why a jurisdiction would conduct a post-election recount: Recounts
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: Recounts are conducted automatically in all elections for all races.
1 = Recounts are conducted automatically in all elections for all races.

Q19_2 Reason why a jurisdiction would conduct a post-election recount: Recounts
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: Recounts are conducted if the result in any race is within a specified ma
1 = Recounts are conducted if the result in any race is within a specified margin (e

Q19_3 Reason why a jurisdiction would conduct a post-election recount: Recounts
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: Recounts are conducted if the losing candidate or party requests a recoun
1 = Recounts are conducted if the losing candidate or party requests a recount.

Q19_4 Reason why a jurisdiction would conduct a post-election recount: Recounts
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: Recounts are conducted if an interested person—such as a voter or group o
1 = Recounts are conducted if an interested person—such as a voter or group of voter

Q19_5 Reason why a jurisdiction would conduct a post-election recount: Recounts
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: Recounts are conducted if a court orders a recount to be conducted.
1 = Recounts are conducted if a court orders a recount to be conducted.

Q19_RF Reason why a jurisdiction would conduct a post-election recount: Refused
0 = Answered Q19
1 = Refused Q19

Q20 Reason why a jurisdiction would conduct a post-election audit
-99 = Refused
1 = Post-election audits are required by statute.
2 = Post-election audits are required by formal administrative rule or guidance.
3 = Our state does not require any type of election audit.

Q20a Require local jurisdiction audit: Processes and procedures
-100 = Valid Skip
-99 = Refused
1 = Yes, this type of audit is conducted in every election.
2 = Yes, but only if certain conditions are met to trigger an audit.
3 = No, this type of audit is not conducted.

Q20c_1 Types of ballots: Ballots cast on a DRE voting machine on Election Day
-100 = Valid Skip
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: Ballots cast on a DRE voting machine on Election Day
1 = Ballots cast on a DRE voting machine on Election Day

Q20c_2 Types of ballots: Ballots cast in-person on paper on Election Day but ele
-100 = Valid Skip
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: Ballots cast in-person on paper on Election Day but electronically counte
1 = Ballots cast in-person on paper on Election Day but electronically counted (e.g.

Q20c_3 Types of ballots: Ballots cast on a DRE voting machine during in-person e
-100 = Valid Skip
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: Ballots cast on a DRE voting machine during in-person early voting
1 = Ballots cast on a DRE voting machine during in-person early voting

Q20c_4 Types of ballots: Ballots cast in person and on paper during in-person ea
-100 = Valid Skip
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: Ballots cast in person and on paper during in-person early voting but ele
1 = Ballots cast in person and on paper during in-person early voting but electronic

Q20c_5 Types of ballots: Ballots cast by mail on paper but electronically counte
-100 = Valid Skip
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: Ballots cast by mail on paper but electronically counted (e.g., optical s
1 = Ballots cast by mail on paper but electronically counted (e.g., optical scan vot

Q20c_6 Types of ballots: Provisional ballots
-100 = Valid Skip
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: Provisional ballots
1 = Provisional ballots

Q20c_RF Types of ballots: Refused
-100 = Valid Skip
0 = Answered Q20c
1 = Refused Q20c

Q21_1 Establishing identity: Is required to show a government-issued form of pho
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: Is required to show a government-issued form of photo identification
1 = Is required to show a government-issued form of photo identification

Q21_2 Establishing identity: Can show a non-photo government-issued form of iden
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: Can show a non-photo government-issued form of identification
1 = Can show a non-photo government-issued form of identification

Q21_3 Establishing identity: Can show a non-government form of identification, s
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: Can show a non-government form of identification, such as a lease or a po
1 = Can show a non-government form of identification, such as a lease or a power bil

Q21_4 Establishing identity: Can have a person registered to vote in the precinc
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: Can have a person registered to vote in the precinct/jurisdiction formall
1 = Can have a person registered to vote in the precinct/jurisdiction formally vouch

Q21_5 Establishing identity: Can sign an affidavit affirming his or her identity
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: Can sign an affidavit affirming his or her identity (with no other action
1 = Can sign an affidavit affirming his or her identity (with no other action requir

Q21_6 Establishing identity: Can sign an affidavit affirming his or her identity
-99 = Refused
0 = NO TO: Can sign an affidavit affirming his or her identity, but the voter must l
1 = Can sign an affidavit affirming his or her identity, but the voter must later pr

Q21_RF Establishing identity: Refused
0 = Answered Q21
1 = Refused Q21

Q22 Removing individuals from voter rolls
-99 = Refused
1 = Individuals who are convicted of any felony
2 = Individuals who are convicted of certain felonies
3 = Individuals who are convicted of certain felonies and other crimes, such as elec
4 = Individuals who are convicted and incarcerated
5 = No one; criminal convictions do not limit a person’s right to vote

Q23 Felony conviction right to vote
-100 = Valid Skip
-99 = Refused
1 = During the period of incarceration
2 = During the period of incarceration and during any period of probation and parole
3 = During the period of incarceration, probation/parole, plus additional time

-100 = Valid Skip
-99 = Refused
1 = Nothing, a person is automatically eligible to register to vote again.
2 = Nothing, a person’s previous registration is automatically restored.
3 = A person must present documentation showing that he or she has completed the req
4 = A person must have his or her voting rights restored by the state through a form