Ban on Third-Party Ballot Collection and Transmission in D.C.
New rules aim to boost election confidence in the District of Columbia by limiting who can collect and transmit completed ballots. Citizens can still rely on family, caregivers, or official postal workers and election officials to help deliver their vote.
Key points
Third parties, other than family, caregivers, or authorized officials, are prohibited from collecting and transmitting ballots mailed to another person.
The change seeks to prevent election fraud and enhance the security of the voting process in the District of Columbia.
Status:
Expired
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