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Thursday 29 January 2026 04:00:34 GMT
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Cameron Smith :
Short answer: usually no—at least not inside a polling place. The details depend heavily on state law. The general rule (U.S.) Across the country, laws are designed to protect voter privacy and prevent intimidation. Because of that: • 🚫 Filming or photographing inside a polling place is almost always illegal • 🚫 Recording ballots, voting machines, or voters is prohibited • 🚫 Interviewing voters inside the polling room is typically banned Even if you’re just using your phone and not bothering anyone, it can still be illegal. ⸻ Outside the polling place This is where it varies more: • ✅ Filming outside the polling place is often legal • 🚷 But there is usually a buffer zone (commonly 25–100 feet from the entrance) • Inside that buffer zone, filming, campaigning, or voter interaction may be illegal ⸻ Example: California California is pretty strict: • ❌ No photography or video inside the polling place • ❌ No filming voters without permission • ❌ No recording that could reveal how someone voted • Outside filming may be allowed only if it doesn’t interfere or intimidate Poll workers have the authority to order you to stop or even remove you. ⸻ Exceptions (limited) • 🗳️Election officials or credentialed media (with permission) • 📸 Personal selfies outside the polling place (varies by state) • 🎥 Security cameras installed by election authorities ⸻ Bottom line If you’re asking because you want to film: • Inside a polling place → almost certainly illegal • Outside → maybe legal, but distance and behavior matter If you want, tell me what state you’re in and what you want to film (media, documentary, personal video, etc.), and I’ll give you a precise answer 👍
2026-01-29 04:44:30
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BAMBAM1969❤️🇺🇸🇵🇭❤️ :
Worldstar??? 😂😅😅
2026-01-29 04:25:43
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