Appeals Court could hear NC ‘ballot selfie’ case in mid-September

The 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals is set to review a case in mid-September that challenges North Carolina's ban on "ballot selfies," where voters post pictures of themselves marking ballots on social media. This case has significant implications for free speech and the use of social media in the electoral process, potentially reshaping how future elections are monitored and regulated. With the court's decision, the balance between voter privacy and public transparency could be redefined.