Protecting Election Workers and Polling Places from Violence
New rules aim to protect election workers and voting locations. The act introduces penalties for intimidation, violence, or property damage related to elections, ensuring a safe voting process for all citizens.
Key points
Imposes fines and imprisonment for intimidating or using force against election workers, poll watchers, or officials.
Penalties also apply to damaging or threatening to damage polling places, tabulation centers, or other election infrastructure.
Higher penalties are set if bodily injury results or if dangerous weapons are used.
Federal prosecution may occur if the state lacks jurisdiction, requests federal involvement, or if it's in the public interest.
Status:
Expired
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