Creating the election crime of interference with an election official.
Died in Committee
Summary
The bill defines “interference with an election official” as intimidation, threats, or coercion aimed at stopping officials from doing their jobs or retaliating against them. It makes such conduct a level‑7 non‑person felony. The measure applies to county clerks, election commissioners, judges, clerks, canvassing board members and similar officials, but not to poll agents.
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