MO SB486

Increases the maximum prison sentence for fraudulent voter registration from 5 years to 15 years and eliminates the option of paying a fine in lieu of imprisonment

Upgrades the felony classification for willfully making false statements on voter registration applications from Class D to Class C felony (or from Class C to Class B under the alternative version of section 115.631)

Prohibits suspended imposition of sentence for class one election offenses and requires a minimum 30-day imprisonment before eligibility for probation or parole

Permanently bars anyone convicted of class one election offenses from serving as an election judge, challenger, or watcher

Maintains existing fines of $2,500 to $10,000 for most class one election offenses while increasing maximum imprisonment from 5 to 7 years for general election felonies