; or (B) in the case of a candidate, political campaign, or nonpartisan group that distributes such materials and information on elections for Federal office which are not held in that State, at least once a year. (3) Posting of information in carceral setting The head of a carceral setting shall ensure that information on registering to vote in elections for Federal office, requesting an absent ballot in such elections, and voting in elections for Federal office is posted prominently in an area of the carceral setting that is commonly accessible and visible to the incarcerated individuals. (e) Access for third parties To provide voter registration services (1) Access required The head of a carceral setting shall permit a nonpartisan entity that provides non-partisan voter registration services to enter the carceral setting and provide such services to individuals who are incarcerated in the carceral setting. (2) Prohibiting restrictions on access of certain individuals The head of a carceral setting may not place restrictions on an individual’s ability to enter a carceral setting as a representative of a nonpartisan entity described in paragraph (1) on the grounds that the individual was formerly incarcerated or that the individual is on the visitors list of an individual who is currently incarcerated. (f) Guidance on prosecution No incarcerated individual who is registered to vote in an election for Federal office and who is provided a ballot that includes an election for a non-Federal office, ballot initiative, or referendum for which the individual is not registered to vote may be prosecuted under any law on the grounds that the individual voted in that election for a non-Federal office, ballot initiative, or referendum. (g) Effective date This section shall apply with respect to the regularly scheduled general elections for Federal office in November 2024 and each succeeding election for Federal office. 4. Enforcement (a) Attorney general The Attorney General may, in a civil action, obtain such declaratory