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Special Report: America Votes
First time voter ponders America’s future
She hoped that mail in vote would curb the stress and uncertainty around the question of “what's next?”
Special Report: America Votes
Masked, Boarded Up, and Subdued: Election Day in Times Square
A few tourists and costumed characters did mill about, but most were wearing masks because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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NYU student casts ballot for Biden-Harris campaign
For voter Annie Park, casting a ballot in person means making sure her vote is counted — and that her […]
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West Village streets quiet as voters brace for outcome
“These feel like the last hours of normalcy as prolonged uncertainty approaches.”
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Virginia Prepares for a Turbulent Election
As the 2020 election begins, growing fears of potential violence on and after Election Day have Virginians entering this week […]
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Latino voter chooses Trump
The American people will speak
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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.