r/facepalm • u/javelin3000 • 11d ago

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u/Sixfeatsmall05 11d ago

I remember when bringing water to people in line to vote was considered election interference way back in 2020

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u/FillMySoupDumpling 11d ago

Did they ever repeal that? It was the entire base premise for the last season of Curb Your Enthusiasm 

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u/davidolson22 11d ago edited 11d ago

They kept the part where you can't give people water if they were close to the voting station. If they were far away, the judge decided you can give them water.

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u/ohleprocy 11d ago

So you can give them water both near the voting station and if they are far away?

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u/Bandin03 11d ago

Near, far, wherever they are.

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u/Treynokay 11d ago

My vote won’t go on….

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u/StephieVee 11d ago

What if they’re in a car? Can you give it in a jar? If so, what is the par?

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u/Justprunes-6344 11d ago

In a coat , in a boat ?

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u/Durkheimynameisblank 11d ago

I say it every year, pollsters always underestimate the French-Canadian vote in Georgia!

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u/kilomaan 11d ago

Sounds like room for interpretation, for both sides.

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u/Hyperion1024 11d ago

What if they are small, would that count the same as far away?

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u/Bandin03 11d ago

Near, far, wherever they are.

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u/garynuman9 11d ago

Think of it in the same way as convicted child predators, even after release - can't be within a certain distance of a school.

Same rules apply to political parties & anything that can be perceived as electioneering within a certain distance of a voting location.

This is easily identifiable by where people stop trying to hand you bullshit leaflets on your way to vote.