Permits police officers to be assigned to public school if school is being used as polling place during conduct of election.
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Overview
This bill allows police officers to be assigned to public schools that are used as polling places during elections. It permits requests from district boards, election superintendents, or county clerks for security presence at these schools. The bill ensures officers do not interfere with voters and clarifies the circumstances under which officers can be deployed to provide security at polling locations.
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