Title 52 — Voting and Elections

Title 52 — Voting and Elections is a title of the United States Code. It contains 171 sections organized into 10 chapters. This title has been enacted into positive law, meaning its text constitutes legal evidence of the law.

Voting rights, election procedures, campaign finance, and the administration of federal elections. Consolidates election laws formerly scattered across other titles.

Chapter Index

ChapterSectionsDescription
101GENERALLY2 sections
103ENFORCEMENT OF VOTING RIGHTS14 sections
105SUPPLEMENTAL PROVISIONS8 sections
107RIGHT TO VOTE AT AGE EIGHTEEN2 sections
201VOTING ACCESSIBILITY FOR THE ELDERLY AND HANDICAPPED7 sections
203>-12 sections
205NATIONAL VOTER REGISTRATION11 sections
207FEDERAL ELECTION RECORDS6 sections
209ELECTION ADMINISTRATION IMPROVEMENT77 sections
301FEDERAL ELECTION CAMPAIGNS32 sections

Scope and Organization

Title 52 covers the subject area of voting and elections. The title is organized into 10 chapters, each addressing a specific aspect of the subject. The title contains 171 individual sections of codified law.

This title has been enacted into positive law, meaning its text constitutes legal evidence of the law. The Office of the Law Revision Counsel maintains the official text of the United States Code.

Source

View the official text: Title 52 on uscode.house.gov