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Body-Camera Footage

Police and federal-agent camera footage on the issues voters are deciding, grouped by topic and ordered by how many people have watched it. Every clip plays from its original YouTube upload; VoteFiles does not copy or edit it.

What this is.

Footage shows one camera's view of part of an event. The description under each clip is the agency's or uploader's account, named and linked; it is not a VoteFiles finding about what happened. An arrest or charge is not a conviction. View counts are the number shown on YouTube on the date we checked, not a live count.

Polling places and election offices

Incidents at polling places, ballot drop boxes, counting centers and election offices.

Coventry Police Department · Coventry, RI

Bodycam shows officer talking to man accused of disorderly conduct at polling place

Per NBC 10, Coventry police released body-worn camera video of an officer talking to a man accused of disorderly conduct at a polling place on Election Day; police said he was arrested.

Incident: Nov 5, 2024
Uploaded by: NBC 10 WJAR, Nov 6, 2024
Views: 14.6K views as of Oct 10, 2026

Fulton County Police Department · Union City (Fulton County), GA

Bodycam shows confusion during Fulton County election hub raid at Georgia facility

Per USA TODAY, bodycam released by the Fulton County Police Department shows initial warrant confusion when the FBI arrived at a Georgia election facility to seize files, ballots and voter rolls.

Uploaded by: USA TODAY, Feb 10, 2026
Views: 9.3K views as of Oct 10, 2026

How clips are chosen

Each clip is real body-worn camera footage, published on YouTube by the agency itself or by a news organization showing the agency's release. We check that the video can be played on other sites, record who uploaded it, and link the source for the description. Playing a clip loads YouTube's player, and YouTube's own privacy policy applies to it. Spot an error? Report a correction.