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Tuesday, November 4th, 2008
First you vote.
David Markland recorded what appears to be a voter and a poll worker in Culver City, California.
[David Markland / Flickr]
Then you get a certificate.
Amy from Chicago draws inspiration from a "blank piece of lined paper" and "portable coffee mugs." She says, "I cannot describe how good it felt ...
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Tuesday, November 4th, 2008
Heidiologies took this photo of a polling place in New Jersey today. Not much of a wait time there, by the looks of it.
[heidiologies / Flickr]
In larger format, you can see that one of the signs warns against loitering. Good thing there wasn't a line out the door.
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Posted by Katherine |
Tuesday, November 4th, 2008
Americans have been standing in line for hours all day. Some 100 million were expected at the polls today after twenty-nine-plus million voted early or absentee.
From sandygbandy, a pre-7 am crowd on 18th Street in DC.
[sandygbandy / Flickr]
From Valerie, a student who likes scrapbooking and genealogy, a two-and-a-half-hour line in ...
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Thursday, May 15th, 2008
Joyce from Santa Monica, California, spotted this church/state juxtaposition during the '06 elections:
[Vaguely Artistic / Flickr]
She wondered whether religious imagery in polling places was legal. The answer depends, apparently, on where you live, but it's an issue that continues to be debated.
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