The inability to prove you voted on a specific candidate is an integral part of a democracy. Privacy within a voting booth allows such, and any tools which take

The inability to prove you voted on a specific candidate is an integral part of a democracy. Privacy within a voting booth allows such, and any tools which take such privacy away (most commonly using a smartphone or camera) are therefore not allowed in a voting booth. > For example, IANAL but the PA law clearly states that mail-in ballots have to be received by election day. If it clearly states X you might as well link to it. From what I understood they can allowed if the votes were cast in time (which a stamp proves), even if received a few days later (though with a deadline).