Wearable Messages in South Carolina Polling Places | Palmetto Politics

As the election approaches in South Carolina, state election officials are reminding voters about the rules regarding political messaging and clothing at polling places. Voters are not allowed to wear items promoting specific candidates for office, but more generalized political messages are permitted. However, MAGA-related messages and slogans tied to specific candidates are not allowed. The State Law Enforcement Division has also warned against taking “ballot selfies” as they could be used as proof of results for giving someone something of value for their vote. A recent incident in Orangeburg County highlighted the importance of adhering to these rules and not intimidating voters or interfering with the election process. The final day of early voting is November 2nd, with Election Day on November 5th. It is crucial for voters to follow these guidelines to ensure a fair and legal voting process in South Carolina.

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