(1) For the purposes of a pre-election campaign, a campaigner has the right to address voters, distribute leaflets, newspapers and other pre-election campaign materials in public outdoor areas without agreement thereupon with the relevant local government or the owner (possessor) of the relevant public outdoor area. Within the meaning of this Law, public outdoor areas shall be places, squares, parks, streets, roads, bridges, tunnels and other similar places that regardless of the ownership at the relevant time are publicly available for free or for charge to an indefinite number of persons. (2) For the purposes of a pre-election campaign, a campaigner has the right to address voters, distribute leaflets, newspapers and other pre-election campaign materials in public indoor premises by agreeing thereupon with the owner (possessor) of the relevant premises in advance.
§ Section 20Right to Distribute Pre-election Campaign Materials in Public Places
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