States have different rules about what voters can and cannot say, do, or wear at polling precincts across the country.
Voters will often see advocates standing near or outside polling locations, distributing sample ballots that guide voters on how to vote Democratic or Republican down the ballot, but certain guardrails exist in each state to prohibit those and similar practices close to polling booths.
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