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Ballot Selfies and the Law | Dayton News
Ballot selfies are sparking a nationwide debate—15 states outright ban them, while 4 allow them only for mail voters. Rooted in protecting the secret ballot, these laws clash with social media culture, especially among younger voters eager to show civic pride. Courts have struck down some bans, like in New Hampshire, citing free speech rights. States work around it by restricting cameras near polling places. Still, you can legally celebrate your vote with stickers, signs, or designated photo zones—just don’t risk your ballot’s privacy. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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