New York A05068 restricts electioneering within 100 feet of polling places and on polling property.
New York A05068, known as the "Vote in Peace Act," amends the election law to prohibit electioneering within 100 feet of polling places and on polling property. This includes banning political banners, buttons, posters, or placards. The American flag must be displayed at each polling place throughout the election. Changes to entrances or exits are only allowed if they improve accessibility for persons with disabilities or are necessary for public safety. The act takes effect immediately.
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