The duties of the Voter Services section are largely driven by federal laws, including the National Voter Registration Act of 1993, the Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act, and the Help America Vote Act. Voter records are maintained in a statewide voter registration database, with county employees performing record changes such as changes of name, address, and party affiliation, deletion due to death, felony conviction, ineligibility according to jury records, moving out of the jurisdiction, and other legally required reasons. Voter registration services are provided by the Motor Vehicle Administration and other designated agencies, with data provided for processing to the Board of Elections to ensure that only eligible voters can cast a ballot. Voter services staff adhere to state requirements in the handling of this data including sending multiple mailings to track address changes and accurately maintain the official registry of voters.