Question

How far away from the polling place (or polling lines) do people who are campaigning have to stay?

Suppose to be 100 feet.

It was pretty funny on the radio this morning they talking about the L.A. mayor campaigning and trying to take photo ops like 10 feet from voters because it looks good. So this host was talking about going down there and arresting him. Then they interview this little six year old boy who said 'i like McCain'. The host of the show asked the interviewer how far the boy was away from voters and she said '50 feet'. Host said 'I'm going to arrest him too'.
 
http://www.jhdesigninc.com/Campaign-Items/Election-Day-Polls.asp

Campaign Poll Workers
1. Poll workers must be outside 40 feet of any entrance to the building in which the polling place is located.
2. There is no limit to the number or poll workers allowed outside the polling place.
3. Poll workers cannot hinder or delay a person from entering or leaving a polling place.
4. Loudspeakers cannot be used within 300 feet of any polling place.
5. Political campaign supplies, including Sample Ballots, may be distributed outside the 40 feet but must contain the statement -- "Paid for and Authorized by (name of candidate or name of candidate's campaign committee or name of political party committee or name and address of person responsible)".
 
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