[excon]

She let voters including electrician Dennis Campbell, 56, take some photos. "She was telling me how important it was to vote to keep her husband's agenda going," Campbell said.

According to a pool reporter from the CHICAGO SUN-TIMES at the scene, the conversation took place INSIDE the voting center, not far from the booths.

..you don't accidentally go to a poll and break the law....NOT when you attended law school.

Hello again, smoothy:

Maybe they didn't charge her with a crime, because she DIDN'T commit a crime... Sounds to me like she was having a private conversation with Dennis Campbell... That's not electioneering. It's not even close... Now, I suppose some right winger, like Drudge can CALL this a crime, as right wingers are want to do... But it's not.

Yawnnnn.

excon

[tomder55]

because she DIDN'T commit a crime.

Illinois state law -- Sec. 17-29 (a) -- states: “No judge of election, pollwatcher, or other person shall, at any primary or election, do any electioneering or soliciting of votes or engage in any political discussion within any polling place [or] within 100 feet of any polling place.”

So FLOTUS ,who is on a campaign tour was NOT electioneering when she had a casual conversation with a voter who she urged to vote for her husband's agenda ? Nah .
It only would be illegal if a Republican were doing it.