Passed 1st Reading
Summary
The bill bars any state or federal officials from ordering troops or armed personnel to be at voting sites, except when needed to repel enemies or when law‑enforcement is lawfully required. It also makes voter identifying information—such as Social Security numbers, birth dates and contact details—confidential and limits federal agencies from obtaining it without a court order. Violations can be sued for injunctions and may carry civil penalties.
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