birddseedd
Regular Member
Ok
Has. The law changed in the last 4 years?
Better?
Has. The law changed in the last 4 years?
Better?
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Concealed/Open Carry at at Polling Place
- Thread starter jmlefler
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Golden Eagle
Regular Member
Again you can't seem to read on this board either.
There has never been a law against it.
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birddseedd
Regular Member
I read it, but it was written 4 years agoAgain you can't seem to read on this board either.
There has never been a law against it.
Golden Eagle
Regular Member
So you read that there was no law against it but wanted to know if the law is now "better"?
birddseedd
Regular Member
The law changes, its not unreasonable to wonder if this one has changed
smellslikemichigan
Campaign Veteran
i saw the date on the original post. my question is directed at this statement which seems like a current event
"so no law against carrying there, old guy told me there was, but seems noone can find one."
Evil Creamsicle
Regular Member
Not everyone is as well versed in this stuff as we are... calm down.
So as of this date can we carry concealed at a polling place in a township hall?
Can we carry open carry at a polling place in the township hall?
What suggestions or requirements should we be aware of when voting armed?
Sorry I live in a state forest here and don't get enough internet time to read for hours on end, so I ask.
Can we carry open carry at a polling place in the township hall?
What suggestions or requirements should we be aware of when voting armed?
Sorry I live in a state forest here and don't get enough internet time to read for hours on end, so I ask.
Evil Creamsicle
Regular Member
Is your township hall in the same building as a courthouse?
topgun47
New member
When I was open carrying in West Bloomfield at the school polling place, the guy said he needed to see a state-issued photo ID so I handed him my CPL. The expression on his face was priceless, because that's when he noticed that I was carrying.
NHCGRPR45
Regular Member
When I voted it was at a local school and I opened carried and actually was surprised at how well I was received. Several hand shakes and a lot of questions. I also placed my "I Voted" sticker on my holster.
Actually no, it has a fire station, and township offices. The courts are located in the County capital per se and it's 28 miles away. Thanks
Evil Creamsicle
Regular Member
I think you'd be good then.
Carry at Pollling places...bad advice
If you don't know what the hell you're talking about then shut up and stop giving bad advice. Some states forbid carry at polling places, such as FL. You can not carry at a school in most states, so if your polling place is at a school, forget it. Bottom line...Read your state statutes before you go carrying at the Polls.
If you don't know what the hell you're talking about then shut up and stop giving bad advice. Some states forbid carry at polling places, such as FL. You can not carry at a school in most states, so if your polling place is at a school, forget it. Bottom line...Read your state statutes before you go carrying at the Polls.
The first thing we do is speak politely.
Yes as to confirming - trust but verify. Fact trumps opinion.