; or (ii) the qualifications for or restrictions on voter eligibility for any such election, including— (I) any criminal penalties associated with voting in any such election; or (II) information regarding a voter’s registration status or eligibility. (3) False statements regarding public endorsements (A) Prohibition No person, whether acting under color of law or otherwise, shall, within 60 days before an election described in paragraph (5), by any means, including by means of written, electronic, or telephonic communications, communicate, or cause to be communicated, a materially false statement about an endorsement, if such person— (i) knows such statement to be false; and (ii) has the intent to impede or prevent another person from exercising the right to vote in an election described in paragraph (5). (B) Definition of materially false For purposes of subparagraph (A), a statement about an endorsement is materially false if, with respect to an upcoming election described in paragraph (5)— (i) the statement states that a specifically named person, political party, or organization has endorsed the election of a specific candidate for a Federal office described in such paragraph