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12. Not within 100 feet of the entrance to the polling place (OHIO law)

Wed Oct 10, 2018, 03:35 PM

Oct 2018

There are flags and signs that mark that distance out and violators should be reported to the election officials.

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I voted in Ohio today, a couple morons with Trump hats there. [View all] doc03 Oct 2018 OP

Pollworkers? Absolutely against the law. stopbush Oct 2018 #1

Against the law in most states RandySF Oct 2018 #2

It's inside or within 25 feet of a polling place here (MO) hatrack Oct 2018 #3

You can't have political signs of any kind WhiteTara Oct 2018 #4

Against the law in Georgia. I forgot, but they missed my Hortensis Oct 2018 #5

I read recently that this rule has changed leftieNanner Oct 2018 #6

Ohio law is odd. Ms. Toad Oct 2018 #16

NO! hurple Oct 2018 #9

Electioneering laws vary from state to state. MineralMan Oct 2018 #11

Not within 100 feet of the entrance to the polling place (OHIO law) Maeve Oct 2018 #12

I've read there is to be NO electioneering Cha Oct 2018 #13

No, it shouldn't be permitted. Norbert Oct 2018 #14

When I go to vote - on the first day of early voting, TomSlick Oct 2018 #15