North Carolina H935 prohibits election use of fire or emergency agency property if it hinders emergency response.

North Carolina H935 amends the state's election laws to prevent the use of fire or emergency agency property for voting purposes if it would inhibit emergency response. The bill allows county boards of elections to use school or other public buildings for registration and voting, but exempts fire or emergency agency property from this requirement if the fire chief determines that such use would hinder emergency response. The fire chief can appeal to the board of county commissioners, which can make a final determination in favor of the fire chief's appeal.

North Carolina H935 prohibits election use of fire or emergency agency property if it hinders emergency response.

North Carolina H935 amends the state's election laws to prevent the use of fire or emergency agency property for voting purposes if it would inhibit emergency response. The bill allows county boards of elections to use school or other public buildings for registration and voting, but exempts fire or emergency agency property from this requirement if the fire chief determines that such use would hinder emergency response. The fire chief can appeal to the board of county commissioners, which can make a final determination in favor of the fire chief's appeal.