; and (D) at the request of an Indian Tribe, not less than one Federal facility or federally funded facility that is located on the Indian lands of the requesting Indian Tribe (which may be the Federal facility or federally funded facility described in subparagraph (C)). ; and (2) by adding at the end the following: (8) Where practicable, each Federal agency that operates a Federal facility or a federally funded facility that is subject to the provisions of paragraph (2) (C) or (D), shall designate one or more special days at a centralized location within the boundaries of the Indian lands of each applicable Indian Tribe for the purpose of informing members of the Indian Tribe of the timing, registration requirements, and voting procedures in elections for Federal office, at no cost to the Indian Tribe. . 6. Accessible tribal designated polling sites (a) In General (1) Designation of state officer Each of the several States whose territory contains all or part of an Indian Tribe’s Indian lands shall designate for each Indian Tribe an officer within that State who will be responsible for compliance with the provisions of section. The State shall provide written notice to each such Indian Tribe of the officer so designated. (2) Provision of polling places For each Indian Tribe that satisfies the obligations of subsection (c), and for each election for a Federal official that is held 180 days or later after the date on which the Indian Tribe initially satisfies such obligations, any State or political subdivision whose territory contains all or part of an Indian Tribe’s Indian lands— (A) shall provide a minimum of one polling place for each precinct in which there are eligible voters who reside on Indian lands, in a location selected by the Indian Tribe and at no cost to the Indian Tribe