POINT Act

Summary

The POINT Act makes it a crime for the President, Vice President, and other senior officials to use federal property, personnel, or funds to influence any federal, state, or local election. It also bars the President from deploying the military or federal law‑enforcement in a state to affect an election, except to enforce the Voting Rights Act or respond to a secessionist rebellion. States may bring lawsuits against the United States if these rules are broken.

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