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Hawaii’s new Act 67, set to launch January 1st, will automatically register voters when they get or renew their driver’s license or state ID—unless they opt out. After years of failed attempts, this landmark law aims to modernize elections, slash costs, and dramatically boost turnout by removing barriers to registration. Senator Stanley Chang champions the move, arguing that easier access strengthens democracy. But with Hawaii’s voter turnout hitting a record low in the last primary, the real test will be whether this simplicity translates into more people actually voting.

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