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Is it legal to record yourself voting in NYC? — Brooklynian

Is it legal to record yourself voting in NYC?

brooklynleather
brooklynleather
edited November -1 in Prospect Heights
I've seen people advocating for recording yourself vote with a video cell phone or camera in case something goes awry you will have evidence. It isn't legal everywhere but I am not sure if it is in NY.

Does anyone know?

Thanks!

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  • daver
    daver

    Subject: Re: Is it legal to record yourself voting in NYC?

    brooklynleather wrote: I've seen people advocating for recording yourself vote with a video cell phone or camera in case something goes awry you will have evidence. It isn't legal everywhere but I am not sure if it is in NY.

    Does anyone know?

    Thanks!
    I _always_ make a video recording of myself voting, it is the only way I have proof of who I voted for so that I can get paid for selling my vote. FYI. Additionally, a previous employer required proof that I voted "correctly" (per his guidelines) in each election in order to maintain my employment.
  • lo kee
    lo kee

    Subject: Re: Is it legal to record yourself voting in NYC?

    daver wrote:
    a previous employer required proof that I voted "correctly" (per his guidelines) in each election in order to maintain my employment.
    um...
  • pitu
    pitu
    davers funny

    If you wait until you're in the booth, nobody will know the difference.
    Video The Vote!
    (although I think that site and the call in general is for getting locked out, long lines, fraud, and paperless electronic machines that flip you to a different candidate, ETC)
  • em26
    em26

    Subject: Re: Is it legal to record yourself voting in NYC?

    daver wrote:

    I _always_ make a video recording of myself voting, it is the only way I have proof of who I voted for so that I can get paid for selling my vote. FYI. Additionally, a previous employer required proof that I voted "correctly" (per his guidelines) in each election in order to maintain my employment.

    Those bastards!!

    Did you know some places even tell there employees what they have to wear everyday to work??
    What color shoes and everything. Yup , it's true. I've witnessed it , Daver , I swear. It's horrible-I was so afraid. :|
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