There might be technically legal ways to do this. I imagine Clinton's lawyer corps is all over this, but responsive democratic (small d) street action may be required.

I may need to take the day off from work Election Day and see about countering any of this crap if goes on in Houston. Thanks for posting it!

No one needs to check in with polling volunteers or alert anyone to their presence?

When exit polls are conducted and we see those results posted as election day goes on, are those just people, anyone that stands at the door asking who voters voted for? They're more reputable than that.

I guess my main question is, why would anyone take the results of an exit poll done by someone like Roger Stone who's candidate has been crying about rigged elections as accurate information gathered to challenge an election result.

one can conduct political activities, and IMHO this includes polling or otherwise accosting voters. In my state, it's 100 feet: past that, special interest groups and others can harangue, interview, accost, hand out fliers, scream, shout, do an interpretive dance for their candidates and it's all legal. (Assuming it happens on a public street or sidewalk or with the consent of the property owner). And voters have the right to tell them to STFU. On two occasions I even went in the polling place to complain when I thought they were too close as well as blocking the sidewalk, but they had it measured to the inch.

I've never seen a real political pollster, especially an exit poller. The few non-political ones I've met have always identified the organization they were working for. As to why someone would take the results of a pro-Trump poll over actual election results - the words "confirmation bias" come to mind.

but I wouldn't put it past Trump and his campaign of thugs to try and take it to another level in whatever way they can. Not because they can win anything and not that they can even get anywhere, just to further smear the voting process. A paranoid base and an angry base are faithful and loyal. Even if Trump's lawyers have no jurisdiction in an election, I could totally see Trump trying to do it anyway. Just for the knuckle draggers that loved him so much during this shit show of an election.

Or tell them you voted for the "blueberry muffin, or a pancake"
F the nosey people. Your vote is your own.

I'm sure they won't be wearing any Trump identification because they want an answer *after* they vote. Most people of color would probably steer clear of anyone Trump related trying to ask them a question at a polling place.

Its my right.
That's all.

Thank you!

if the the state allows open carry. I'm guessing that too would be legal as long as the weapon isn't taken inside the polling place.

Maybe a deterrent for voting at all.