The part where you selectively quote the law, leaving out key information to support the patently false narrative that it puts people at risk of starvation and dehydration.
The interpretation about water is nonsense. Here is what it actually says:
Is this some sort of joke? The law is trying to keep people not in line from interfering with people in line. In fact, you are turning a positive into a negative. They are calling out that it is ok for poll officers to get water to people in line that may be thirsty.
I notice the law doesn't allow the poll officer to give people big mac's. There will be lives lost.
If you think that then you haven't studied the bill carefully enough, because you most certainly did neglect to include relevant information. Keep reading; does the phrase "150 feet" mean anything to you? How about "Protecting electors from improper interference, political pressure, or intimidation"?
So why are there so few precincts?
If 8-9 hour waits keep happening every election year, I find it hard to believe that most people don't expect them. I would expect anyone who has experienced such a line to talk about it with their family and friends. I would expect word of that to spread throughout communities.
So now that you've had even more ample opportunity to learn what the law actually says, you know that it doesn't at all forbid giving food or drink to the vast majority of the people in line and that the only people it does forbid giving it to have only a very short time to wait.
