New York S10618 prohibits military or armed government personnel from interfering with elections and allows for civil enforcement of these.

New York S10618 amends the election law to prohibit military or armed government personnel from interfering with elections. It bans officials from prescribing voter qualifications, preventing voters from exercising their right to vote, or compelling election officers to accept votes from unqualified individuals. The bill also prohibits interference by administrative employees of federal, state, or local governments. It provides for civil enforcement, allowing aggrieved individuals, election officers, and the attorney general to bring actions for equitable relief.

New York S10618 prohibits military or armed government personnel from interfering with elections and allows for civil enforcement of these.

New York S10618 amends the election law to prohibit military or armed government personnel from interfering with elections. It bans officials from prescribing voter qualifications, preventing voters from exercising their right to vote, or compelling election officers to accept votes from unqualified individuals. The bill also prohibits interference by administrative employees of federal, state, or local governments. It provides for civil enforcement, allowing aggrieved individuals, election officers, and the attorney general to bring actions for equitable relief.