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Story summary
- U.S. Vice President JD Vance voted in Ohio, sparking ballot-selfie speculation.
- Ohio law prohibits photographing completed ballots, and no charge has been filed.
- Arizona, Texas, Tennessee and West Virginia allow selfies only with mail-in ballots.
- New York City Board of Elections warned a voter that posting a ballot selfie is a misdemeanor.
- Florida permits booth photos that exclude ballot insertion, while Utah allows sharing but bans photographing others.
