To: Buckeye McFrog
It could also be viewed as a reasonable restriction for a specific place (the polling location), at a specific time (during voting), with a specific purpose (to prevent electioneering). Many, if not most, states have similar laws regarding political expression at polling places during voting hours.
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02/28/2018 11:22:00 AM PST by
Bob
(Damn, the democrats haven't been this upset since Republicans freed their slaves.)
To: Bob
"It could also be viewed as a reasonable restriction ..." I think you omitted the expectation that the restrictions must be "content neutral".
The conversation I quoted above is all the proof that one would need to see that the practice of censoring voters is not content neutral.
To: Bob
Many, if not most, states have similar laws regarding political expression at polling places during voting hours.
Does not mean they are Constitutional. I have a feeling if someone wearing a Black Lives Matter t-shirt to the polls was prosecuted the courts would find a way to toss those laws faster than you can say "RAAAAAAAACIST!"
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