What you wear to the polling booth can determine whether you are asked to remove an item or return later to vote. Voters who want to tout their party or candidate preferences by advertising through shirts, on buttons or pins will be asked to put away the merchandise, cover it up or leave. County Clerk Clare Christy said anything associated with a candidate is forbidden at the polls. The issue hasn’t been a big one in previous elections, Christy said. But it did Pop up during the primary this spring when a Dawson County voter walked in with clothing supporting a candidate. He ...