In the Polling Place
I’m at our local polling place: a lifeguard operations building. Am I electioneering if I say, in this post, that you should vote for Arnold’s propositions?
Better not risk it.
I’m at our local polling place: a lifeguard operations building. Am I electioneering if I say, in this post, that you should vote for Arnold’s propositions?
Better not risk it.
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As a duly sworn election inspector, I would say that that doesn’t constitute electioneering unless you run around the polling place showing this website to people.
aphrael (6b0647) — 11/8/2005 @ 9:39 pmI think you have to actually tell someone at the polling place to vote a certain way. Unles someone is on Patterico.com and realizes the guy with the Blackberry standing behind him is the infamous attorney-blogger, you should be safe 🙂
Nick @ HBR (5e5993) — 11/8/2005 @ 9:45 pmNick – not so. Walking into a polling place wearing a shirt that endorses a particular candidate or position on an initiative can get you tossed out; so can handing out political literature within 100 feet.
We’re told to remove campaign signs from signposts, etc, within 100 feet of polling places as well.
aphrael (6b0647) — 11/9/2005 @ 9:55 am