As millions of Americans vote on Election Day, many will reach for their phones before they leave the booth. Whether the resulting ballot selfie is a harmless show of civic pride or a violation of state law depends on where they are standing. There is no federal law on ballot photography, leaving states to reach […]
As millions of Americans vote on Election Day, many will reach for their phones before they leave the booth. Whether the resulting ballot selfie is a harmless show of civic pride or a violation of state law depends on where they are standing. There is no federal law on ballot photography, leaving states to reach […]
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