I agree it says that, but the title qualifies the topic of what the section regulates.No, it doesn’t. It plainly says “no person”. The plain language of the law contradicts your assertions. “No person” means “no person”. No where is a person defined as you assert.yes it does...it qualifies the subsection....yes it's the title, it specific about campaigns....not the activity of people not involved in the campaign.Incorrect. That part you refer to is merely a title of the section. It does not define “person” as someone associated with a campaign.You are ignoring the Section above subsection (a)...that qualifies the "person" - to campaign activities
It specifically says no person. If they intended for it to apply to campaigns, they would have said so.
Seems pretty clear and obvious to me...even state legislatures that help with the bill said that was their intent....but I suppose we will have to see how a Court views it...we obviously view it differently
I have my doubts about the honesty of people who pass voting restrictions just because they lost an election. Not to mention the red flag of them passing it in both houses and signing into law all in one day.
I share your concerns, also about people that just won an election...and ram it through as riders to legislation that suppose to be about something else..for example HR1