While social media has become the norm for Americans to express their views on national politics, using sites or apps like Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat to post photos inside the voting booth ...

Nearly 25 million voters have already cast ballots, either through in-person early voting or mail-in ballots, across various states in the US. India Today visited polling booths in us as the ...

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 ...

It’s illegal in some states to take ballot selfies or photos in a voting booth. No ballot selfie is worth the misdemeanor. In South Carolina, for example, a misdemeanor could result in up to one ...

You can wipe the voting booth clean before using it. And while pens are provided, you can bring your own. The type of ink color you can use may vary by county so check with your Supervisor of ...

You are allowed to bring someone to assist you inside the voting booth. This can be a family member, a friend or someone else close to you. Just note that there are restrictions to prevent influence.

Swope says voters can bring cellphones to the voting booth to look up information, but they cannot take pictures of their ballots. It's also OK if voters need help inside the voting booth.

Additionally, voters should not allowed to use a camera while inside a voting booth, police said. READ MORE | "Fight breaks out at Orangeburg County early voting center" ...

Second, the equipment at the booths include audio voting sip and puff capabilities, a large print and zoom. Or for those who prefer, magnifiers. Third, if you need help inside the voting booth ...

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.