§ 14291 Voter Ballot Secrecy Rules
This law says you can't let anyone see your marked ballot, unless you choose to tell them yourself and it doesn't break any other law.
After voting, Jane shows her completed ballot to her brother on the bus so he can see who she voted for.
Jane is not allowed to show the ballot because the law says you can't reveal its contents to anyone. If she had simply told her brother, "I voted for Candidate X," that would be okay as long as it doesn't break any other rule.
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§ 14291 Voter Ballot Secrecy Rules
Last verified: January 10, 2026