; and (4) in the case of a State in which an individual incarcerated in a prison is eligible to register to vote and vote in elections for public office, a prison. II Protections and Best Practices for Protecting Access to Voting and Voter Registration for Unhoused Individuals 201. Description of protections (a) Description Title III of the Help America Vote Act of 2002 ( 52 U.S.C. 21081 et seq. ) is amended by adding at the end the following new subtitle: C Access to Voting for Unhoused Individuals 321. Promoting use of drop boxes by unhoused individuals (a) Drop box accessibility If a jurisdiction responsible for the administration of an election for Federal office in a State permits individuals to drop off voted ballots in the election in drop boxes, the jurisdiction shall ensure that the drop boxes are available for in-person use and are accessible and clearly labeled. (b) Applying criteria based on greatest access by unhoused individuals In establishing the location, number, and time of operation of the drop boxes described in subsection (a), the appropriate election official of a jurisdiction which is subject to such subsection shall take into account the need to provide access to such drop boxes by unhoused individuals, based on consultation with persons who provide services for unhoused individuals and other relevant stakeholders. 322. Acceptance of certain documentation of residence and identification (a) Residence (1) Attestation If a State imposes a requirement that an individual who desires to vote in an election for Federal office in the State provide the appropriate election official with documentation of the individual’s residence, the State shall consider the individual to meet that requirement if the individual provides the official with a written attestation of the individual’s residence, signed under penalty of perjury. (2) Use of shelter as residence for voting purposes A State may not prohibit an individual who is residing in a homeless shelter from using the shelter as the individual’s