Near as I can tell it is LEGAL to carry while you vote UNLESS you happen to vote at a place that is a designated GUN FREE zone such as a school, courthouse, or other off limits facility. I used to be a poll worker and the voting took place in a church gathering room, no reason why you could not carry there, its not a school and not a designated off limits public building.
I am not a lawyer, but I stayed at a Holiday Inn Express last night.
I remember it being highly illegal somewhere
I've carried while voting before. Concealed as always.
Yeah that was Pennsylvania. He wasn't arrested, but his license, or permit, or whatever they called it, was revoked. He went to court to battle it, and I believe he got it back.I remember hearing about a case not too long ago (perhaps last November?) about a man who was given much trouble for carrying at a polling place...I believe that something about "intimidation" was brought up.
I know I'm not much of a help...I don't know the location, the actual scenario, if he were arrested, nor the outcome. But trust me, I DID read something to the effect of the above.
-J-
I would conceal carry everywhere I go. Post office, school grounds, and at work.
I will accept the punishment IF they find me with it rather than be caught in a situation in a NO ZONE where I needed it.
We were traveling and stopped at a hotel that was a "gun free zone", rather than obey their sign and give them my business, I went to the next hotel that had no sign...they made me feel safer.
What state were you in where a sign made it a gun free zone? I'm pretty sure Texas has the rule but not Indiana. Just curious.