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2013 SESSION
13103513DPatrons-- Bell, Robert B., Cosgrove, Iaquinto, Knight, May, Putney, Rust and Watson
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia:
1. That § 24.2-409 of the Code of Virginia is amended and reenacted as follows:
§ 24.2-409. Central Criminal Records Exchange to transmit monthly lists of felony convictions to State Board.
A. The Division of
Central Criminal Records Exchange shall transmit to the State Board by
electronic means (i)
a monthly list of all persons convicted of a felony during the preceding month and (ii) an annual list of all
persons who have been convicted of a felony,
regardless of when the conviction occurred. The list shall
be in a format specified by the State Board and shall contain the convicted
person's name; address; county, city, or
town of residence; social security number, if any; date and place of birth; and
date of conviction. The Board shall maintain a permanent record of the
information in the lists as part of the voter registration system. Upon receipt of the monthly
list, the
Board shall compare, on a monthly basis, the
contents of the list to the
list of all registered voters maintained on the
voter registration system and shall
notify the appropriate
general registrar of the felony
conviction of any registered voter.
Upon receipt of the annual list, the Board shall compare the contents of the list
to the list of all registered voters maintained on the voter registration
system and shall notify the appropriate general registrar of the felony
conviction of any registered voter. The general registrars
shall have access to the information in the lists to carry out their duties
pursuant to § 24.2-427.
B. The State Board shall forward the name of each person who applies to register to vote and the person's other descriptive information contained in the application, including gender, date of birth, social security number, and address to the Central Criminal Records Exchange. The Central Criminal Records Exchange shall conduct a search of its own criminal history records to determine if such person has ever been convicted of a felony and report the results of such search to the State Board.