Montana SB105 revises election laws to prohibit electioneering at all polling locations from the start of absentee voting until all voting is.
Montana SB105 amends election laws to prohibit electioneering at all polling locations from the start of in-person absentee voting until the last person in line at a polling location has voted or the polls close. This includes banning the distribution of alcohol, tobacco, food, drink, or anything of value, as well as the sale, purchase, wearing, or display of badges, buttons, or other insignia that promote a candidate or ballot issue. The bill also prohibits soliciting information from voters about their voting intentions or choices.
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