AFIs guide Airmen to dos, don’ts of political activities
Air Force Instruction 51-508 section 2.3, states, “Airmen can register to vote, vote, encourage others to vote, join a partisan or nonpartisan political club and attend its meetings when not in uniform, but not in any official capacity nor listed as a sponsor.” Airmen may not march or ride in a partisan political parade and display a political sign, banner, or poster on a private vehicle. The AFI also restricts Airmen from serving or sponsoring a partisan political club and performing clerical or other duties for a partisan political committee or candidate during a campaign and during or after an election day.
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