Other states allow voters to take pictures of their ballots, which is why you may have seen images of friends or influencers ...

Today is election day so be prepared for your social media feeds to be flooded with “I voted” sticker pictures ... in its FAQ ...

West Virginia: Yes. Ballot selfies are technically allowed, however, voters are not allowed to take photos while inside a ...

Other states, like Georgia, prohibit photos of completed ballots because they say that such images could potentially serve as ...

“A voter may take a photograph of their ballot — a ‘ballot selfie’ — and share it on social media,” Robbie Anderson, ...

Presidential elections in the U.S. aren't decided by popular vote. They are instead determined by the Electoral College. Here ...

Here's what to know about the legality of photographing your ballot. You're not permitted to take any photos or videos anywhere inside the voting center, and each voting center has a 75-foot radius ...

Take and share photos and videos of their absentee ballots Take photos of a marked ballot in the voting booth, but only post ...

If you're on social media and you just voted, you probably want to share it with the world. Just don't use a ballot selfie in ...

You can find your Missouri sample ballot on the secretary of state’s website. To research the candidates and issues, use the ...

Election day is fast approaching, and early voting has started in most Florida counties. Cue the ballot selfies. People love ...