Recent opinion polling by the Knight Foundation confirms that most students believe it is more important to be exposed to all types of speech than to protect people by prohibiting offensive or biased speech.
Everybody has to sanitize their hands and then just before you enter into the polling station itself, you're given disposable gloves to put on and only then you are allowed inside to vote.
The new law also says that within a certain distance of a polling place or voters standing in line, it's illegal to display campaign material or to offer gifts, food or drinks to voters.
But that's been rising steadily since 1996 and it's expected to increase more in this election because of concerns about the possible spread of coronavirus at public polling places.