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==Summary==
==Summary==
All Federal employees cannot use their authority to affect the results of an election. They are also forbidden to run for office in a partisan election, to solicit or receive political contributions, and to engage in political activities while on duty or on federal property. They can't wear campaign buttons.
Federal employees are permitted to register and vote, to sign nomination petitions, and may participate in political activities on their personal time (such as attending a campaign rally).
All Federal employees cannot use their authority to affect the results of an election. They are also forbidden to run for office in a partisan election (with exceptions for certain areas where Federal employees are the vast majority of the population), to solicit or receive political contributions, and to engage in political activities while on duty or on federal property. They can't wear campaign buttons.
Certain higher-level or law enforcement Federal employees ("Further restricted employees") are subject to additional restrictions (for example members of the Senior Executive Service, Administrative Law Judges, or employees of intelligence or law-enforcement agencies):
Certain higher-level or law enforcement Federal employees ("Further restricted employees") are subject to additional restrictions (for example members of the Senior Executive Service, Administrative Law Judges, or employees of intelligence or law-enforcement agencies):