Per the SEC: No voter, poll watcher, or observer should take pictures of voting equipment, including but not limited to, the seals on the machines. Cameras, cell phones, and other digital photography and electronic recording devices are not allowed in the voting area.
I agree with Apius, A couple of years ago Poll Watchers were allowed to take photos of broken seals, etc. Now the SEC clearly states that NO cell phone may be used within the polling place. This is neither law nor regulation but is enforced through the SEC. I wonder where SLED stands on this issue.
Ralph Hightower Top fanNovember 28, 2023 at 12:07 pm
Years ago, I reported a campaign sign at an intersection that was blocking a view of traffic from a stop sign. This campaign sign was not a little yard sign, but a two post wooden sign.
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Why has Knapp and SLED done nothing with the thousands of affidavits from the canvas of the 2020 elections in SC?
Hey Mark:
Per the SEC: No voter, poll watcher, or observer should take pictures of voting equipment, including but not limited to, the seals on the machines. Cameras, cell phones, and other digital photography and electronic recording devices are not allowed in the voting area.
Let’s maybe not tell folks to break the law.
I saw election fraud! I also saw Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy, Bigfoot and Elvis!
I agree with Apius, A couple of years ago Poll Watchers were allowed to take photos of broken seals, etc. Now the SEC clearly states that NO cell phone may be used within the polling place. This is neither law nor regulation but is enforced through the SEC. I wonder where SLED stands on this issue.
Years ago, I reported a campaign sign at an intersection that was blocking a view of traffic from a stop sign. This campaign sign was not a little yard sign, but a two post wooden sign.