A bill proposed by Sen. Charles Schumer would impose up to a five-year prison sentence on anyone who deliberately misleads voters as to the time and place of voting, or misleads them on whether a candidate had been endorsed by a particular person, group or political party.
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Senate panel weighs whether to punish deceptive political speech
A bill proposed by Sen. Charles Schumer would impose up to a five-year prison sentence on anyone who deliberately misleads voters as to the time and place of voting, or misleads them on whether a candidate had been endorsed by a particular person, group or political party.
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