Permits police officers to be assigned to polling places located at public schools.
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Overview
This bill allows local election officials (like district boards, superintendents of elections, or county clerks) to request that police officers be assigned to polling places located at public schools. The goal is to ensure order and security during elections at these locations. It also clarifies that police presence is limited to the time needed to address specific emergencies or disturbances related to the election.
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