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33. Every state has different rules, in case you didn't notice. n/t

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Reddit: ATTENTION New York voters. DO NOT wear Bernie clothing to the polls. [View all] LiberalArkie Apr 2016 OP

Here is another one.. They say new Twitter and FaceBook people are saying to go with all the gear on LiberalArkie Apr 2016 #1

However if you are married to one of the candidates and wish to take a bullhorn INSIDE tularetom Apr 2016 #2

Maybe true --- but I think your name must be "Bill", "Jane" is likely not ok. karynnj Apr 2016 #5

Great Point. Wow. zentrum Apr 2016 #6

Every state has different rules, in case you didn't notice. n/t pnwmom Apr 2016 #33

Are you sure that's what happened? JohnnyRingo Apr 2016 #54

there's video, ringo greymouse Apr 2016 #55

He never took a bullhorn inside a polling place JohnnyRingo Apr 2016 #56

When I was a NY elections inspector yellerpup Apr 2016 #3

or they could just take their clothes off. greymouse Apr 2016 #4

Vote topless? No shoes, no shirt, no vote? Bernardo de La Paz Apr 2016 #11

I remember that! She was wearing a tunic length top, which 1monster Apr 2016 #15

monster greymouse Apr 2016 #43

I would have let them vote naked. yellerpup Apr 2016 #29

Women greiner3 Apr 2016 #32

LOL...we are of the same generation Land of Enchantment Apr 2016 #31

Same here True Blue American Apr 2016 #8

Had this problem the last time I worked yellerpup Apr 2016 #34

And you are right (this happened to me once before I knew the rules)... eom mak3cats Apr 2016 #13

Same thing in California. Mr.Bill Apr 2016 #40

Good to know. yellerpup Apr 2016 #42

So who is encouraging this behavior then? nt mhatrw Apr 2016 #57

Wonder what would happen if zentrum Apr 2016 #7

You would be turned away. True Blue American Apr 2016 #9

This message was self-deleted by its author PotatoChip Apr 2016 #10

New York doesn't. annabanana Apr 2016 #39

I don't trust ANYONE at this point... ReRe Apr 2016 #12

It is true for elections in every state liberal N proud Apr 2016 #17

OK ReRe Apr 2016 #20

Save the dime, read it here liberal N proud Apr 2016 #45

This is what the law states in Missouri and Illinois Loki Apr 2016 #21

I was a polling volunteer here in OH greiner3 Apr 2016 #35

Please see post #2 and #33 in this thread because this is making for contradictory information. Hiraeth Apr 2016 #44

They are just idiots liberal N proud Apr 2016 #46

both posters are idiots? again. confused. clarify please and thanks. eom Hiraeth Apr 2016 #47

Sorry just the ones who are posting perposterous ideas liberal N proud Apr 2016 #48

You should be an informed voter, no matter who you are voting for. Loki Apr 2016 #24

this is the law in NC as well. nt retrowire Apr 2016 #14

And in New Hampshire n/t sarge43 Apr 2016 #18

K & R mac56 Apr 2016 #16

I would be sorely tempted noamnety Apr 2016 #19

Yes! n/t ReRe Apr 2016 #23

Living in Washington state, Khellendross Apr 2016 #22

I wish we could all have mail in voting. Loki Apr 2016 #25

I practice home nudity greiner3 Apr 2016 #36

No one will be turned away for wearing political gear. JohnnyRingo Apr 2016 #26

Dumb idea. How else can we disenfranchise you??? Gomez163 Apr 2016 #27

Here it it is........................... turbinetree Apr 2016 #28

Kinda off topic but a little funny and advice Else You Are Mad Apr 2016 #30

Better idea: Wear things that can be easily removed and hidden. (nt) w4rma Apr 2016 #37

Always better to be safe, than sorry. SoapBox Apr 2016 #38

Well if LOTS of people wore Bernie gear and the vote came out for Hillary people might start to Skwmom Apr 2016 #41

I've been voting for a fairly long time, Loki Apr 2016 #49

I read today that "at least six" states LiberalElite Apr 2016 #50

Missouri should be on that list as well Loki Apr 2016 #52

Voting machines are a problem. n/t Skwmom Apr 2016 #53

just don't wear ANY cloths MFM008 Apr 2016 #51