HB 333 — Election Law - Election Disinformation and Improper Influence Related to Voting
HB 333 addresses election disinformation and improper influence related to voting in Maryland. The law aims to prevent the spread of false information that could interfere with the electoral process. It was enacted to safeguard the integrity of elections by regulating misleading content and improper influence. The legislation was approved by the Governor and became Chapter 126 of the Maryland Code.
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