Texas HB3827 creates a criminal offense for public officials or election officials who unlawfully solicit or distribute voter registration.

Texas HB3827 amends the Election Code by adding a new section that criminalizes certain actions by public officials or election officials related to voter registration applications. Specifically, it makes it a state jail felony for these officials to knowingly solicit, distribute, or facilitate the distribution of voter registration applications to individuals who did not request them, unless the distribution is authorized by law or the official is providing general information about the voter registration process.

Texas HB3827 creates a criminal offense for public officials or election officials who unlawfully solicit or distribute voter registration.

Texas HB3827 amends the Election Code by adding a new section that criminalizes certain actions by public officials or election officials related to voter registration applications. Specifically, it makes it a state jail felony for these officials to knowingly solicit, distribute, or facilitate the distribution of voter registration applications to individuals who did not request them, unless the distribution is authorized by law or the official is providing general information about the voter registration process.