OAG 92-73 is cited in the decision as it reversed the earlier opinion (OAG 84-94) regarding the wearing of campaign buttons at polling places, classifying it as electioneering. This citation is used to demonstrate how interpretations of what constitutes electioneering can evolve and to emphasize the broad interpretation of solicitation of votes under the statute, which is relevant to the current analysis of whether displaying lists of write-in candidates is electioneering.
OAG 92-73 was Cited by OAG 18-011
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