Federal judge rules ballot 'selfies' don't encourage voter fraud

(Before It's News)

New Hampshire's law banning voters from posting pictures of completed ballots online squelches free speech and isn't needed to prevent election fraud, a federal judge ruled Tuesday.

In his ruling, U.S. District Court Judge Paul Barbadoro said it's speculation to think people will be coerced into selling votes if they can post the image online.

Read the full article from WMUR.

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