Florida legislature passes elections bill that restricts drop boxes
Another aspect of the legislation requires Sunshine State voters to reapply for mail ballots each two-year election cycle, instead of every two cycles as it stands currently, according to the outlet.
Florida's legislature on Thursday passed an election reform bill that bans mobile ballot drop boxes and requires voters to request mail-in ballots every election cycle if they want them
The legislation also mandates that local election supervisors must staff stationary drop boxes and only permit ballots to be deposited during early-voting hours, according to the Washington Post.
It also stipulates that supervisors who make a drop box accessible anytime other than those periods are subject to a $25,000 civil penalty.
The legislation requires Sunshine State voters to reapply for mail ballots each two-year election cycle, instead of every two cycles as it stands currently, according to the outlet.