Allows candidates to communicate their office and party designation at polling places.
This bill modifies Maine's election law to permit candidates to orally inform voters at polling places about the office they are seeking and their party designation, provided they do not attempt to influence the voter's decision. Previously, candidates were restricted from certain communications at polling places.
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