In some states, taking a picture with your ballot isn't even an option. With Election Day fast approaching, millions across the country are making plans to head to the polls, and many are excited ...

An Aug. 7 Facebook post (direct link, archive link) shows pictures of a Minnesota ... State's website includes samples of ballot envelopes for both primary and general elections and none of ...

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Texas — The new numbers paint a great picture of voter turnout ... Once you get the ballot and cast your vote, you'll put that envelope in the carrier envelope.

In the sorting room, unopened ballot envelopes are sent through a high-speed mail sorter, which captures a picture of the voter ... ballot processing room. Paid election workers, either by ...

In 2019, Alabama amended its law to allow voters to take a picture of or with their own ballot “as long as they do not disclose the content of any other voter’s ballot or disrupt the voting ...

An election officer then counts the number of electors who voted. They count all the spoiled ballots and put them in a special envelope. They do the same ... for help reading may do that, as long as ...

They said it was just a bad batch of envelopes," she said. Christine Lewis, the Director of Elections in Virginia Beach, shared this happens every year, especially closer to November. Watch ...

In the age of social media, it's tempting to snap a picture of your ballot or a selfie in the voting booth to share with friends. But in Tennessee, you should avoid taking any pictures while voting.

“We didn’t see a significant number of ballots missing the full year, but there were some, and every vote is precious in every election.” It’s the second modification to the envelopes ...