New Hampshire recently made some changes to its voting procedures, and voters should be aware of these updates. First, the state has chosen successors to the aging AccuVote machines, which will be replaced by two models that scan paper ballots and tally the results. While these new units may be rolled out by March 12, the state certification might not be completed by that deadline.

Additionally, the state has relaxed restrictions on wearing campaign materials at polling places. While it is still illegal to bring signs or buttons with campaign slogans, it is now allowed to wear campaign hats or shirts featuring slogans or candidate names.

Taking photos, videos, and audio recordings is also permitted inside polling places, with the moderator having discretion on where individuals can stand to ensure the privacy of completed ballots. Furthermore, "ballot selfies" are now allowed, meaning voters can take photos of their marked ballots and share them online without legal consequences.

Lastly, voters can look forward to new "I Voted" stickers, which will surely add a patriotic touch to Election Day. So, make sure to stay informed on these updates and exercise your right to vote in New Hampshire's upcoming elections.