No matter how you vote...

[beastie boy]

take a picture (preferably time-stamped) of your signed ballot before it leaves your hands. Spread the word. There is no better protection against ballot tampering than this going viral.

[Sherman A1]

1. Not sure that you are allowed to use a camera

In a polling place.

[beastie boy]

3. This might be a decent guide.

Considering what's at stake, it is worth taking a chance in the "somewhere in between" states. Can't advocate breaking the law, but cutting a label off a mattress is also against the law.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-apps/imrs.php?src=&w=916

[brush]

2. And do what with it? Who is going to come to individual voters...

to see such a photo?

[beastie boy]

4. Do you remember the tapestry with the names of all th AIDS victims traveling the country?

That's what you do. It's not to appeal to authorities to seek justice, it's to make a statement. Just the possibility of this happening may make the prospective ballot tamperers think twice.

[MuseRider]

5. I did that

last presidential election. Partly to prove how I voted to family who were suspicious of me. *I rarely tell anyone who I vote for and for anyone to suspect I might have voted for Trump is just so odd*

I just saw that it is illegal in my state. I still have the picture, lol. In my little bitty place in this world I doubt anyone would care one way or the other.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

6. Since the voting booth is supposed to be private,

who is going to see you take the photo?