Jan 1 2019 - Dec 31 2020 Lwvfl Voter Registration Volunteer Quiz

1. You should never wear partisan or campaign gear while registering voters on behalf of the League.

True

False

2. Each volunteer who handles voter registration forms on behalf of the League must be a member who has completed the League's voter registration training and passed our online quiz.

True

False

3. The black highlighted numbers on the form, lines 1-7 and 12, must be completed for all new registration

True

False

True. League voter registration volunteers are not allowed to use the League's 3PVRO number to conduct one-on-one registration outside of formally-sanctioned League drives.

Explanation

True. League voter registration volunteers are not allowed to use the League's 3PVRO number to conduct one-on-one registration outside of formally-sanctioned League drives.

4. League volunteers should never change the voter's information on a voter registration form, or fill in blank spaces.

True

False

5. Completed voter registration forms must be submitted to your local Supervisor of Elections Office within 10 days.

True

False

6. A citizen must register 29 days prior to an election in order to vote in that election.

True

False

7. After your voter registration event, you should contact your League's President and/or Voter Service Chair to let them know that you've turned in all collected forms to your local Supervisor of Elections within the allowed timeframe.

True

False

The answer is True; it is essential to let your League's President and/or Voter Service Chair know: the location of your drive, how many forms you collected and on what day, and the date that you turned the completed forms into the SOE.

Explanation

The answer is True; it is essential to let your League's President and/or Voter Service Chair know: the location of your drive, how many forms you collected and on what day, and the date that you turned the completed forms into the SOE.

8. Citizens may pre-register on or after their 16th birthday and they may vote in any election held on or after the 18th birthday.

True

False

9. Online voter registration is especially convenient for millennials because there is no paper form to fill out; everything is easily completed online using either a cell phone, laptop, or tablet.

True

False

10. Post office boxes are not accepted as a mailing address for the purpose of establishing residence.

True

False

11. Registration forms may be downloaded from the Florida Division of Elections website or picked up from your local Supervisor of Elections office.

True

False

12. While conducting voter registration, you should maintain a sign-up sheet for people to provide their email address and telephone number, if they choose.

True

False

The answer is True; The information gathered on the form will provide contact information for Get Out To Vote activities.

Explanation

The answer is True; The information gathered on the form will provide contact information for Get Out To Vote activities.

13. League volunteers must limit their League voter registration activities to formal registration drives only; they cannot register voters on an ongoing basis on behalf of the League.

True

False

14. Dorm addresses are accepted for legal residency for college students. However a postal mailing address must be provided if they don't receive postal mail at the dorm.

True

False

15. Which of the following should you write on the voter registration form when the form is submitted?

Date collected

LWVF's third party voter registration number

All of the Above

None of the Above; you should not write anything on the form

16. If a person convicted of a felony (excluding felony sex offenses or murder) is not sure that they have completed their sentence, they should still register to vote and find out later if they have had their rights restored.

True

False

False. If someone with a felony conviction wants to register to vote but is unsure if they have completed their sentence, they should check their records from the sentencing court in the clerk's office before registering to vote. If they have additional questions they should contact the Florida Rights Restoration Coalition for assistance.

Explanation

False. If someone with a felony conviction wants to register to vote but is unsure if they have completed their sentence, they should check their records from the sentencing court in the clerk's office before registering to vote. If they have additional questions they should contact the Florida Rights Restoration Coalition for assistance.

17. A person convicted of a felony (excluding felony sex offenses or murder) who has completed their sentence needs to show proof of sentence completion when they register to vote.

True

False

False. This is self-certification. No documents are required to show anyone anything. The burden is on the state to check this.

Explanation

False. This is self-certification. No documents are required to show anyone anything. The burden is on the state to check this.