Those who help disabled Alabama voters fill out or submit absentee ballots can do so without threat of prosecution following a preliminary injunction.
Those who help disabled Alabama voters fill out or submit absentee ballots can do so without threat of prosecution after a federal judge on Tuesday issued a preliminary injunction in a lawsuit challenging the state’s ballot harvesting law.in April, contending the law, which makes it a crime to receive payment or pay someone to distribute or collect absentee ballot applications, violates voters’ rights to choose who gives them assistance with voting.
The groups claimed the Alabama law is vague in defining what constitutes a payment, and that non-profit organizations were concerned that volunteers could be prosecuted under the new state law.
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