New Hampshire HB340 restricts public employees from electioneering while performing their duties.
New Hampshire HB340 amends the law to prohibit public employees from electioneering during their official duties. Electioneering includes advocating for or against any candidate, political party, or warrant article. Exceptions allow for neutral voter registration drives, providing information from official documents, and lawful participation in public events. Violations are considered misdemeanors. The bill also clarifies that public employees cannot use government property or equipment for electioneering purposes.
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