Polling Fashion: Idaho voters free to wear their politics
Kootenai County Elections Director Asa Gray.
Courtesy of Asa Gray
Should in-person voters promote candidates or ballot initiatives on their clothing? VoteIdaho.gov guidelines say no, but no Idaho law prohibits it.
VoteIdaho's guide to voting in person states that polling places are "nonpartisan spaces" and asks voters not to "wear or bring anything to vote that promotes a candidate, issue, or party on the ballot."
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