(1) The Secretary of State may authorize the use of other symbols to indicate enrollment in other parties formed or forming under chapter 5, subchapter I.

2. List current. A registrar shall keep the voting list current at all times by adding the names of new voters and by removing the names of those registrants who request to be removed and registrants who have died, moved from the municipality or become disqualified to vote. The Secretary of State shall by rule determine the program for voter list maintenance required by the National Voter Registration Act of 1993. A registrar may not remove the name of a registered voter from the voter list solely because the registered voter did not vote in previous elections.

A registrar may contact other municipalities within the representative district or senatorial district in which the registrar's municipality is apportioned to ascertain whether voters on that municipality's voting list are also registered in another municipality in the district.

2-A.__Maintenance of voter registration information.__The registrar in each municipality shall keep the central voter registration system current at all times for the voters in the registrar's municipality.__The Secretary of State shall by rule determine the program for voter list maintenance required by the National Voter Registration Act of 1993.__A registrar may not cancel a voter's registration in the central voter registration system solely because the registered voter did not vote in previous elections.

3. List of deceased residents. The clerk shall, upon request of the registrar, furnish the registrar with a list of the deceased in the municipality.

4. Proof of qualification is requested. If the registrar is in doubt as to the qualifications of a person to vote, the registrar shall fix a reasonable time and place for a hearing and give written notice to the voter at the last known address provided by the voter. The voter may respond in person or in writing with proof of qualifications prior to the date of the hearing. After the hearing, the registrar shall determine whether the voter has met the voting qualifications and shall act accordingly. If the voter offers satisfactory proof of qualifications to the registrar, either prior to or at the hearing, the registrar may not remove cancel the voter's name from the list registration in the central voter registration system. If the voter fails to offer satisfactory proof of