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2:31Now PlayingAfter New Hampshire legalizes the ballot selfie, we look at its storied history and let you know where you can and can't take your pic after you make your pick. Is a ballot selfie the best reason to vote this election? Comment and SUBSCRIBE for more updates on how to stay out of jail!
With tensions at a fever pitch for the election between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, voters are heading to the polls with one question in mind: can I take a selfie there? The answer is complicated. In some places, it's thought to enable voter fraud, while others consider it an important freedom we are voting to protect.
Will you take one? Or ask one of the poll watchers or election workers to do so? Do you trust your selfie not to be fraudulent? These are the real issues these election, and don't let anyone tell you otherwise.
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