Snapchat is fighting for your right to take a selfie while you vote

Snapchat is taking new steps to make sure its users' selfies are legal in more places. 

The company filed court paperwork last week as part of a legal case seeking to defend voters' right to take and share "ballot selfies" on election day.

Snapchat's filing is just the latest development in more than a year and a half of legal wrangling over whether New Hampshire voters have the right to share photos they take at the ballot box on social media. 

In September of 2014, the state of New Hampshire passed a law banning voters from sharing photos of marked ballots on social media, with those who violated the law subject to fines up to $1,000. Soon after, the ACLU challenged the law on behalf of three New Hampshire voters, saying it violated their First Amendment right to free speech. Read more...