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1) Interfere with an Applicant’s right to complete a voter registration application at an offsite location, if the Applicant prefers to do so; 2) Interfere with an Applicant’s right to register or decline to register to vote; 3) Interfere with an Applicant’s right to privacy in deciding whether to register to vote or in applying to register to vote; 4) Seek to influence the political preference or party registration of an Applicant; 5) Display a political preference or party allegiance; 6) Make any statement to an Applicant or take any action for the purpose of or that has the effect of discouraging an Applicant from registering to vote; 7) Make any statement to an Applicant or take any action for the purpose of or that has the effect of leading the Applicant to believe that a decision to register or not register to vote has any impact on the availability of DES benefits or services; 8) Make any statement or take any action that could be interpreted as approving or disapproving of a person’s political party or preference; 9) Use state resources to: a) Support or oppose a candidate, recall, ballot measure, question, or proposition; b) Circulate a petition for recall or ballot measure, question, or proposition; or c) Promote a political party. 10) Use information provided solely for voter registration for any purpose other than voter registration; 11) Produce a voter registration declination Record in response to a public records request; or 29 of 41