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§ 17-17-43 — Disturbing Elector on Election Day

Alabama § 17-17-43
JurisdictionAlabama
Title 17Elections
Ch. 17Election Offenses

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Ala. Code § 17-17-43 (2026).

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Any person who, on election day, disturbs or prevents, or attempts to prevent, any elector from freely casting a ballot shall be guilty, upon conviction, of a Class A misdemeanor.

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Legislative History

(Act 2006-570, p. 1331, §88.)

Nearby Sections

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§ 17-1-1
Applicability of Title to Primary Elections and County or Municipal Elections
§ 17-1-2
Definitions
§ 17-1-3
Chief Elections Officials
§ 17-1-4
Right of City, County and State Employees to Participate in Political Activities
§ 17-1-5
Employers to Allow Time Off for Voting
§ 17-1-6
Ranked-Choice Voting Prohibited; Exceptions
§ 17-10-1
Voter Identification Requirements
§ 17-10-2
Provisional Ballots; Certification; Tabulation; Identification of Ballots
§ 17-10-3
Voting in Precinct, Etc., Where Elector’s Name Does Not Appear on Official List
§ 17-11-1
“Circuit Clerk” Defined
§ 17-11-10
Procedure Upon Receipt of Ballot by Absentee Election Manager; Counting of Ballots
§ 17-11-11
Officials for Counting of Absentee Ballots; Poll Watchers
§ 17-11-12
Delivery of Ballots, Envelopes, Etc. to Absentee Election Manager
§ 17-11-13
Disqualification of Circuit Clerk from Serving as Absentee Election Manager
§ 17-11-14
Compensation of Absentee Election Manager
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