New Jersey S2900 allows voters to photograph their own voted ballots and share the images on social media.
New Jersey S2900 amends current law to clarify that voters may take a photograph of their own voted ballot and share it on Internet-based social media. This change does not affect existing prohibitions against showing or inspecting a voter's ballot. The bill ensures that voters can share their own ballot images without legal repercussions, while maintaining the secrecy of the voting process.
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