The framing here is incredibly dishonest.
Under current FL law, you can't hand voters *anything* within 100 ft. of a polling station. But you can give them brochures, water, and paella (this is a thing in Miami) outside of that.
Hours-long lines to vote are well over 150 feet.
Under current FL law, you can't hand voters *anything* within 100 ft. of a polling station. But you can give them brochures, water, and paella (this is a thing in Miami) outside of that.
Hours-long lines to vote are well over 150 feet.
https://twitter.com/kylegriffin1/status/1376632757145591810
These laws exist to protect voters from harassment while they're waiting in line to vote.
This is a picture of a popular Miami voting site. In practical terms, it means that campaign workers can't go beyond the cross-walk. But they can hand you water and snacks before that.
This is a picture of a popular Miami voting site. In practical terms, it means that campaign workers can't go beyond the cross-walk. But they can hand you water and snacks before that.
This is a Miami voting site where I've volunteered.
Florida law doesn't allow campaign workers to go beyond that white car and chase voters into the station.
That's not an issue because you can hand them water on the way in from the parking lot. This is a fake controversy.
Florida law doesn't allow campaign workers to go beyond that white car and chase voters into the station.
That's not an issue because you can hand them water on the way in from the parking lot. This is a fake controversy.
Of course, an obvious point is that the voting sites themselves can provide water for people waiting in line.
The current law just prevents campaign volunteers from walking up to voters while they're waiting in line within 100 feet from a voting site.
The current law just prevents campaign volunteers from walking up to voters while they're waiting in line within 100 feet from a voting site.
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