Vote Smarter 2020: Can You Take A Picture Of Your Ballot?

The video discusses the legality of taking and sharing photos of ballots during elections. It highlights that laws vary by state, with some states like Illinois prohibiting ballot sharing, while others like Colorado allow it. The issue of ballot selfies remains unclear in 2020 due to differing state laws. Additionally, millions of Americans voting from home may not be subject to the same restrictions as those at polling places.

In many places, what is the legal status of taking a picture of your ballot?

• It is optional.

• It is encouraged.

• It is illegal.

• It is mandatory.

Which state prohibits voters from showing their completed ballots to others?

• Delaware

• Nevada

• Illinois

• Florida

In which states is taking a picture with your ballot specifically allowed?

• Nevada and Delaware

• New York and Illinois

• Colorado and Florida

• California and Texas

What is the main concern regarding ballot selfies in 2020?

• The unclear legality due to state-specific laws

• The cost of taking selfies

• The popularity of selfies

• The quality of the selfies

Why might a ban on cell phone use not apply to many voters in 2020?

• Because the ban was lifted

• Because cell phones are outdated

• Because they are voting at home

• Because everyone has a cell phone