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HB1835: Registered voter; unlawful to knowingly communicate false information thereto.

Chief Patron

Del. Kris Amundson (D-44)

Kris Amundson (D-44)
Mount Vernon, VA
Served: 2000–

Progress

	Introduced
	Passed Committee
	Passed House
	Passed Senate
	Signed by Governor
	Became Law

Status

03/13/2007: signed by governor

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Summary

Knowing communication of false information to registered voter; penalty. Makes it a Class 1 misdemeanor to knowingly communicate false information to a registered voter to impede his voting including, for example, false information concerning his precinct, polling place, or registration status.

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Comments

The Richmond Democrat writes:

This should be a felony offense.

Posted 19 months ago. #

Poll Results

4 votes

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