PIERRE, S.D. (AP) - South Dakota’s secretary of state is reminding voters not to post ballot selfies as the June primary election approaches.
Secretary of State Shantel Krebs says posting on social media a photo of a marked ballot showing how someone voted is illegal.
State law says people can’t publicize official ballots after they’re marked in a way that reveals the contents of the ballot or the candidates who received their vote.
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Absentee voting for the primary election started April 20, and the election will be held June 5. High-profile races for voters to decide include Republican primaries for governor and U.S. House.
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