I will vote on election day. I kind of enjoy doing that. It feels patriotic.
On another note. I had a friend in Arizona who voted early and took a picture of the portion of his ballot that showed he voted for Romney. He posted it on facebook. He was told by another friend that it was illegal to do that. I couldn't find anything under Arizona law that said it was illegal. I did find one for the state of South Carolina. It more or less said that you couldn't take a picture of your ballot. Is could be considered voter intimidation.
My big problem with this is that I fail to understand how it could be considered intimidation? On top of that, it is your ballot. Couldn't he rip it up if he wanted. Couldn't he just draw a big smiley face on it? I know it wouldn't register but it is his ballot. He didn't take a picture of the whole ballot just the part Presidential candidates. He did it in the booth nothing else was visible.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but does anyone think that this could be challenged as an unconstitutional law. IS it illegal for him to have his ballot uncovered while walking it to the voting machine? Would it be illegal for him to walk out of the booth and wave it in the air while heading to the voting machine?
Someone help me out on this.