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Special Report: America Votes
Poll worker keeps it moving
Their small team is a diverse one.
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NYU sophomore casts ballot for Biden at dorm polling station
Time is key for the busy dance major, who must balance a full-course load on top of rigorous workouts and her job as an in-store shopper at a Whole Foods Market in Brooklyn.
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Elderly black voter does not take the right for granted
As 77-year-old Carolyn Mason sat in her kitchen filling out a mail-in ballot in October, she did not take for […]
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A reluctant voter makes a choice
With Trump as President, he believes American democracy would be further destroyed and the country would be more divided.
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Smoke clears over Bay Area as voters take to the polls
Voting in person for the first time actually feels a lot better than voting by mail.
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Fears of violence in the aftermath of Election Day have citizens uneasy
Like many other American citizens, Weaver fears post-election violence from militia groups and other radicalized entities
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First time voters in Long Island worry about election outcome
Her nerves were somewhat calmed after a smooth voting experience: there was little traffic on her way to the polls and there was no line once she arrived.
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The pandemic can’t stop Generation Z from voting
So many Americans just want to life to return to normal.
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Diverse Latino voters are making their presidential choice this election
The size and diversity of the Latino community makes it hard for any candidate to ignore them.
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Trump Tower mail in voter for Biden
“I think Joe Biden will win. God, knock on wood though,”