1 - Campaigning is not allowed with 30 feet of a polling place - This includes handing out literature and/or urging someone to vote for a particular candidate, this includes campaign workers and candidates.
2 - You may wear buttons, tee shirts etc espousing a candidate into the polls unless you are a poll worker or poll watcher. you can not linger in the polling place however, vote and exit.
3 - You may request assistance in voting and you may request whoever you choose including a candidate or campaign worker - you do not have to accept a poll worker as an assistant
5 - If you are a registered voter and your name does not appear on the poll workers list you may ask to vote a provisional ballot, formerly known as a challenged ballot. Your registeration will be checked by the Voters Registars office and if you are registered the vote will be counted.
6 - If the poll list shows you should be voting in another polling place you may also vote a provisional ballot (for example if you changed addresses) - important in local races
7 - If you are in line when the polls close, poll workers must allow you to vote.
8 - You do have to show an approved form of identification
9 - If you insist on voting naked and are over the age of 35, you must vote absentee.
