PHOTOS: Long Lines, Snow as New Englanders Head to Polls Amid Pandemic
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New England voters headed to the polls Tuesday to vote for president and on local races and ballot questions, in some cases braving the snow, cold and long lines to do so.
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A quick burst of snow didn’t top these voters from waiting in line at the Webster School in Manchester, New Hampshire.
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Long lines on Tuesday morning at the Webster School in Manchester, New Hampshire. The doors opened at 6 a.m.
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Former Governor of NH John Lynch arrives at the Webster School in Manchester, New Hampshire.
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New Englanders showed out early Tuesday morning at the Webster School in Manchester, New Hampshire.
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New Englanders showed out early Tuesday morning at the Webster School in Manchester, New Hampshire.
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Rep. Chris Pappas waits in line to cast his ballot at the Webster School in Manchester, New Hampshire.
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Former Governor of NH John Lynch arrives at the Webster School in Manchester, New Hampshire.
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Mayor of Manchester, New Hampshire Joyce Craig walks towards the Webster School after a media interview.
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A quick burst of snow didn’t top these voters from waiting in line at the Webster School in Manchester, New Hampshire.
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A quick burst of snow didn’t top these voters from waiting in line at the Webster School in Manchester, New Hampshire.
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A quick burst of snow didn’t top these voters from waiting in line at the Webster School in Manchester, New Hampshire.
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A sign outside of Bedford High School in New Hampshire on election day reads, “Go easy on yourself. You’re doing great. This is just really hard.”
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John Demeritt from Bedford campaigns for Trump and “every last republican” outside of Bedford High School in New Hampshire on November 3, 2020.
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Sue Mullen, who is running for State Representative, stands with 11-year-old twins Adelino and Andrew Vellis, who are campaigning for the candidate on election day outside of Bedford High School in New Hampshire.
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Bedford High School in New Hampshire has a “no-mask outdoor voting” area on election day.
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Kristin Noble from Bedford holds a Trump 2020 flag outside of Bedford High School in New Hampshire on November 3, 2020.
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Ella from Bedford holds a Niki Kelsey sign outside of Bedford High School in New Hampshire on November 3, 2020.
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Eva Zink, 10, Lia Spector, 13, and Marlo Spector, 10, from Bedford, hold a New Hampshire for Biden Sign outside of Bedford High School in Bedford, NH, on November 3, 2020.
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Senator Jeanne Dietsch from District 9 campaigns outside of Bedford High School in New Hampshire on November 3, 2020.
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Senator Jeanne Dietsch from District 9 campaigns outside of Bedford High School in New Hampshire on November 3, 2020.
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A man wearing a Trump flag as a cape crosses Revere's Broadway after voting.
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A VOTE sign outside the Boston Public Library.
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Voters inside West Roxbury’s Holy Name Parish.
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The scene outside West Roxbury’s Holy Name Parish.
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Voters cast their ballots at Cathedral High School in Boston’s South End.
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A child looks on at Cathedral High School in Boston’s South End.
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On Boylston Street, the TB12 Store joins other boarded-up stores in Boston’s Back Bay due to fears over election civil unrest.
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A voter drops off her ballot in the Boylston Street dropbox outside the Boston Public Library.
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A voter hands her ballot to Boston Municipal Police as they empty the dropbox outside the Boston Public Library.
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Another voter drops off their ballot outside the Boston Public Library’s main branch on Boylston Street.
