Elderly man removes Trump t-shirt to cast vote after being told he can't wear it in polling booth
Todd Price, one of the people standing in line to vote, uploaded pictures of the incident onto his Facebook post
A man in South Carolina was forced to cast his ballot shirtless at a polling booth after he was wrongly informed that he can't wear his Donald Trump shirt while voting. When the unidentified elderly man got to the polling station — Murrells Inlet-Garden City Fire Department — to cast his vote, he was told by some people there that he would not be allowed to vote if he wore the shirt. Todd Price, one of the people standing in line to vote, uploaded pictures of the incident onto his Facebook post.
He wrote in the caption: "Vote Nekkid! Good turn out at Murrells Inlet Fire Department precinct - but they made this poor guy take off his Trump shirt to vote. I thought it was ok as long as the shirt wasn’t for someone on the ballot?"
