An Act To Change The Limits On Candidates' Communications With Voters At The Polls

LD 199 amends Maine law to allow candidates to orally state their name, the office they're running for, and their party designation as listed on the ballot while at polling places. It does not permit candidates to attempt to influence voters' choices. This change specifically affects candidates during election day interactions at voting locations. The bill removes previous restrictions on this basic identification communication, maintaining the prohibition against vote influence.