(a) Electioneering occurs when an individual knowingly, intentionally, by verbal expression and in order to induce or compel another person to vote in a particular manner or refrain from voting expresses support for or opposition to a candidate who appears on the ballot, a ballot question that appears on the ballot, or a political party with one or more candidates who appear on the ballot in that election.
(b) There shall be no electioneering, photography, or videography within the seventy-five (75) foot limit of any city voting location as posted by the election marshal, or within seventy-five (75) feet of the main outside entrance to any city voting location or site where mail ballots may be cast. A voter who makes available an image of the voter's own ballot by posting on the internet or in some other electronic medium is deemed to have consented to retransmittal of that image and that retransmittal does not constitute a violation of this section.
(c) An election official, a representative of a political party who has been appointed by the county chairman of that political party or a challenger who is authorized by law to be within the seventy-five (75) foot limit, shall not wear, carry or display materials that identify or express support for or opposition to a candidate, a political party or organization, a ballot question or any other political issue and shall not electioneer within the seventy-five (75) foot limit of a voting location.
(d) With the permission of the voter, a minor may enter and remain within the seventy-five (75) foot limit in order to accompany a voter into a polling place, an on-site early voting facility and a voting booth while the voter is voting.
(Ord. No. 11525, § 2, 2-21-18)