Nearly half of states have laws restricting what you can wear to vote, according to the National Conference of State ...

Utah law requires that all campaign signs, advertisements and even T-shirts be at least 150 feet away from polling locations.

Wearing campaign or political merch while voting at the polls is considered electioneering in many states. We fact-check ...

Yes. According to the Pennsylvania Department of State, voters can wear campaign gear and political paraphernalia to the ...

Poll workers, political party observers, and election officials can't wear shirts, hats, or other clothing items with political slogans. But voters are free to wear whatever they want — whether that's ...

With Tuesday being people‘s final chance to vote and make their voices heard, officials want to remind those heading to the polls what clothing is- and isn’t- allowed.

Dozens of campaign signs for candidates up for local, state and national office ... Participants donned matching brown "overload the polls" t-shirts that pictured a set of shoes resembling high ...

Election Day is finally here. In addition to the presidential race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, voters in Middle ...

The Ohio senator's reaction arrives days after another person wearing pro-Trump merchandise was arrested for allegedly punching an elderly election worker.

Though more than half of eligible voters have already cast their ballots, Sarasota-Manatee officials expect polling places to ...

College athletes are far less outspoken; being outwardly political can reflect on their school or endanger potential ...