This breaks federal law, unless anyone who stops by - whether or not they are voting - gets pizza too cc: @rickhasenhttps://twitter.com/mcimaps/status/795421369278300160 …
Federal law is that you can't give anyone something of value for voting: ice cream cone, cup of coffee, donuts, etc.
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How about a martini? Is that illegal? (Hope not.)
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boo...such a pizza party pooper
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its not for voting, its for standing tall
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@ElectProject I remember being given an $8 voucher to vote in student elections in Aus one year!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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donuts are fried dough and sugar that harm weight and health. Arguably, not of any value. Should be fine to give them :)
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you might start another probe by
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How about water? Or can you sell water for 25 cents
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A risk worth taking. If they don't want voters getting pizza, then they need to open more voting locations.
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CAMPAIGNS CAN'T ordinary citizens can!!!!
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but you can give it pizza at a site to people in line or anyone there (whether voting or not). Obviously
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