Taking a picture of your ballot to show your friends and family can be fun, but is it legal? Depends on the state.

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As voters head to the polls nationwide, you might see pictures of bubbled-in ballots all over your social media feeds.

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

The woman said in an interview she went back to take images of the children who took her car at her at a Safeway in D.C.

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Here is what you need to know before pulling out your phone or camera in California: Under California law, voters are allowed to take pictures of their own ballots. California Elections Code ...