(2) a voter’s real estate interests, including the address for which the legal residence tax assessment ratio is claimed pursuant to Section 1243220(c); (3) a voter’s physical mailing address; (4) a voter’s address on driver’s license or other identification issued by the Department of Motor Vehicles; (5) a voter’s address on legal and financial documents; (6) a voter’s address utilized for educational purposes, such as public school assignment and determination of tuition at institutions of higher education; (7) a voter’s address on an automobile registration; (8) a voter’s address utilized for membership in clubs and organizations; (9) the location of a voter’s personal property; (10) residence of a voter’s parents, spouse, and children; and (11) whether a voter temporarily relocated due to medical care for the voter or for a member of the voter’s immediate family.” SECTION 4. Section 7320(C) of the 1976 Code, as last amended by Act 253 of 2006, is further amended to read: “(C) The executive director shall: (1) maintain a complete master file of all qualified electors by county and by precincts; (2) delete the name of any elector: (a) who is deceased; (b) who is no longer qualified to vote in the precinct where currently registered; (c) who has been convicted of a disqualifying crime; (d) who is otherwise no longer qualified to vote as may be provided by law; or (e) who requests in writing that his name be removed; (3) enter names on the master file as they are reported by the county registration boards; (4) furnish each county registration board with a master list of all registered voters in the county, together with a copy of all registered voters in each precinct of the county, at least ten days prior to each election. The precinct copies shall be used as the official list of voters; (5) maintain all information furnished his office relating to the inclusion or deletion of names from the master file for four years;
(2) the applicant presents to the person issuing the identification card a birth certificate or other evidence acceptable to the department of his name and date of birth. (B)(1) The fee for the issuance of the special identification card is five dollars, and for a person between the ages of five and sixteen years. (2) An identification card must be free to a person aged seventeen years or older. (C) The identification card expires five years from the date of issuance. The renewal fee is also five dollars. Issuance and renewal fees are waived for indigent persons who are mentally ill, mentally retarded, homeless, or who are on public assistance as the sole source of income. As used in this section ‘indigent’ means a person who is qualified for legal assistance which is paid for with public funds. For purposes of this section, a homeless person is an individual who lacks a fixed and regular nighttime residence or an individual who has a primary nighttime residence that is: (a) a supervised publicly or privately operated shelter designed to provide temporary living accommodations, including congregated shelters and transitional housing; (b) an institution that provides a temporary residence for individuals intended to be institutionalized; or (c) a public or private place not designed for, or ordinarily used as, regular sleeping accommodations for human beings. The term does not include any individual imprisoned or otherwise detained pursuant to an act of Congress. Annually, the director of a facility which provides care or shelter to homeless persons must certify this fact to the department. The department must maintain a list of facilities which are approved by the department, and only letters from the directors of these approved facilities are considered to comply with the provisions of this section. To have the issuance or renewal fee waived for an identification card, a homeless person must present a letter to the department from the director of a facility that provides care or shelter to homeless persons certifying that the person named in the letter is homeless. The letter may not be older than thirty days. (D) Special identification cards issued to persons under the age of twentyone must be marked, stamped, or printed to readily indicate that the person to whom the card is issued is under the age of twentyone. (E) The fees collected pursuant to this section must be credited to the Department of Transportation State NonFederal Aid