Election

South Carolina Law Enforcement Warns Against ‘Ballot Selfies’ in Upcoming Election

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Laurens County, South Carolina – As voters prepare for the General Election on Tuesday, Nov. 5, the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) issued a reminder that capturing images within the voting booth, especially of the ballot, is strictly prohibited. This refers to what many call a “ballot selfie.” Local law enforcement officials are actively raising awareness about the legal repercussions that might follow if these regulations are ignored. SLED has clarified that photographs of a marked ballot or taking any photographic device into the election booth can lead to legal consequences. These actions contravene … Read more

Oklahoma Voters: Key Election Day Guidelines and Voting Tips for Smooth Polling Experience

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Stillwater, OK — Voters in Oklahoma are gearing up for the General Election this Tuesday, with polls set to open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. across the state. Residents planning to vote can verify their polling place via the Oklahoma Voter Portal. To ensure a smooth voting process, it is recommended that voters mark their ballots as instructed at their polling stations and inside the voting booth. If an error is made, voters should not attempt corrections themselves but rather approach precinct officials for a new ballot. Furthermore, it is not necessary to mark … Read more

Missouri Supreme Court Judges Broniec and Gooch Seek Voter Approval in Upcoming Retention Election

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Jefferson City, MO — This November, voters in Missouri will face the important decision of whether to retain two of their Supreme Court justices, Judges Kelly Broniec and Ginger Gooch, who are appearing on the ballot following their appointments last year by Governor Mike Parson. Both justices were appointed after a rigorous selection process overseen by the Appellate Judicial Commission, which includes lawyers, citizens, and is chaired by the chief justice of the Missouri Supreme Court. The reappointment of a justice in Missouri involves a nonpartisan review, enabling voters to decide if the justices should … Read more

Elon Musk’s Voter Cash Giveaways Under Legal Scrutiny as Pennsylvania Judge Delays Ruling Ahead of Election

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Philadelphia, PA — Controversy surrounds billionaire Elon Musk as he continues to distribute $1 million daily to random registered voters in key battleground states, in actions that are stirring legal challenges and accusations of electoral law violations. The giveaways, aimed at swing states including Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Michigan, are part of a campaign strategy led by Musk’s political group, America PAC, in support of Donald Trump. Philadelphia District Attorney Lawrence Krasner has initiated legal action against Musk, asserting that these cash prizes are a form of an illegal lottery, potentially infringing electoral and consumer protection … Read more