The bill would require voter registration and voting rights information to be shared with certain renters and mortgage applicants. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director, after consulting with the Election Assistance Commission, would develop a standard statement in English and the 10 most commonly spoken languages among people with limited English proficiency. Housing agencies and owners would provide it with certain leases, vouchers, or income verification forms. Mortgage creditors would send it to applicants within five business days. Receiving the statement would not require anyone to register to vote.
If you apply for a residential mortgage loan or receive certain federally assisted rental housing, you would receive information about how to register to vote and your voting rights. You would not have to complete a voter registration application.
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