§ Art. 137Major breaches

Major breaches.
Imprisonment of up to four years may be imposed:
a. if a person falsifies a declaration of support for a candidate list or presidential candidate,
b. if a person uses coercion or violence, or threats of violence, in order to interfere with
someone’s freedom to exercise their vote, either by forcing them to vote, preventing them
from voting or by forcing them to vote in a manner other than they wish to,
c. if a person deliberately falsifies polling, either by misplacing a ballot, altering a vote,
damaging or losing a consignment of votes, producing ballot papers that closely resemble
those used in polling and using them him- or herself, or giving them away so that other
persons can use them, or by tampering with the result of a vote count or in another manner.