Viral posts like this and this one claim using a Sharpie to mark your ballot will invalidate your vote, while others suggest election officials purposely provide Sharpie-branded pens to disenfranchise ...
Save this article to read it later. Find this story in your account’s ‘Saved for Later’ section. Whether you’re a pen connoisseur or a stationery nerd, there are few things more satisfying than ...
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The election is in less than two weeks and there is a lot of concern about election integrity and whether your vote will be counted. Recently, we began seeing social media posts ...
On Nov. 8, 2022, as voters were headed to the polls for Election Day, the right-wing Awake Illinois Twitter account tweeted, "La Grange Precinct 89 voters report sharpies being used on ballots, which ...
Claims that ballots for the U.S. presidential election will be invalid if a voter uses a Sharpie marker circulated online in October 2024. One X user wrote: "Do not use a sharpie to mark your ballot ...
(KTLA) — Remember scantron tests, the standardized testing form you had to use in high school? The instructions were relatively clear: Fill out the bubble entirely using only a standard No. 2 pencil — ...
With the presidential election less than a month away on Tuesday, Nov. 5, some voters want to make sure they don’t make any errors while filling out their ballot, like using the wrong kind of marker ...
Illinois election officials told PolitiFact that using Sharpie pens to fill out ballots is allowed. If a ballot is rendered invalid by a voting machine, that ballot is spoiled and the voter may fill ...
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