The main purpose of this legislation, known as the "Democracy Without Intimidation Act," is to ensure that military troops are not present at polling places during elections. The goal is to protect the voting process from any form of intimidation or coercion that could arise from a military presence. Key provisions of the Act include the removal of an exception that previously allowed military forces at polling places if deemed necessary to repel armed enemies. This change means that troops will no longer be permitted at polling locations under any circumstances.