TCA § 58-1-229 — Exemption from duty on election day — Influencing election — Penalty
National guard officers and enlisted personnel generally cannot be required to do military duty on primary or general election day, unless they are acting under the governor’s orders, and they may not use rank or status to influence an election.
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