The bill does not make it “illegal” to drive more than 2 non-relatives. It says people driving more than 2 disabled or sick non-relatives - people allowed to have a ballot brought to them at the curb to fill out in the car - have to *fill out a form* with their name and address.
https://twitter.com/NormOrnstein/status/1399417590976552965
There is lots of criticism of the fill-a-form requirement for drivers doing a good deed. But a) it's not a ban of any kind, and b) it doesn't apply to people driving voters going inside to vote; it's limited to people transporting disabled or sick voters who are voting outside.
No, I'm correct. The language in the bill limits the restriction to people driving non-relatives "voting under this section." Legislation is complicated, but "this section" is a *section about people physically incapable of voting inside the building.* 
https://twitter.com/michaelwright50/status/1399466509911592960
I'll try to make it as simple as possible.
The new bill says the fill-out-a-form requirement applies to people driving 3 or more non-relatives who are "voting under this section." What is "this section"? Pull up existing law: "Sec. 64.009. VOTER UNABLE TO ENTER POLLING PLACE."
The new bill says the fill-out-a-form requirement applies to people driving 3 or more non-relatives who are "voting under this section." What is "this section"? Pull up existing law: "Sec. 64.009. VOTER UNABLE TO ENTER POLLING PLACE."
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