Vote Yes on this bill if you want to keep ICE, Border Patrol, and uniformed National Guard members away from polling places, stop checkpoints on the way to vote, and reduce intimidation that could discourage eligible voters from casting ballots.

Organizations that support this bill may include voting rights groups, civil rights organizations, immigrant advocacy groups, and community organizations that want voters to reach the polls without fear or intimidation.

Vote No on this bill if you want to allow federal funds to be used for these officers or troops near polling places during voting periods and preserve more flexibility for security deployments around election sites.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include border security advocates, groups that support a visible law enforcement presence near polling places, and organizations that want fewer limits on National Guard or federal officer deployment.