Revise electioneering laws

SB 281 revises Montana's electioneering laws by prohibiting campaign activities within 100 feet of voters waiting in line outside polling locations, expanding existing rules that already banned such activities inside polling places or near entrances. It also reinforces bans on distributing free food, drinks, alcohol, or campaign materials (like buttons) near polls, and prevents soliciting voters about their intended choices before they cast ballots. The bill directly affects voters waiting to vote and campaign workers near polling sites. These changes aim to maintain a neutral environment at polling locations by limiting on-site campaign influence.