Texas SB2363 amends the Election Code to criminalize the unlawful publication of a voter's voting information without effective consent.

Texas SB2363 amends Section 61.006 of the Election Code to redefine the criminal offense of unlawfully publishing a vote. It specifies that a person commits an offense if they knowingly publish how a voter has voted without the voter's effective consent. Effective consent is defined as consent by a person legally authorized to act for the voter, excluding cases where consent is induced by force, threat, or fraud. The offense is classified as a felony of the third degree.

Texas SB2363 amends the Election Code to criminalize the unlawful publication of a voter's voting information without effective consent.

Texas SB2363 amends Section 61.006 of the Election Code to redefine the criminal offense of unlawfully publishing a vote. It specifies that a person commits an offense if they knowingly publish how a voter has voted without the voter's effective consent. Effective consent is defined as consent by a person legally authorized to act for the voter, excluding cases where consent is induced by force, threat, or fraud. The offense is classified as a felony of the third degree.