2020 Elections

2020 ELECTIONS

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden speaks at a campaign event in Flint on March 9. (Andrew Roth | Flint Beat)
Presidential Nominee Joe Biden speaks at his drive-in rally at Flint’s Northwestern High School. (Santiago Ochoa
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden speaks at a campaign event in Flint on March 9. (Andrew Roth | Flint Beat)
Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist and Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden at a campaign stop in Flint on March 9. (Andrew Roth | Flint Beat)
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden speaks at a campaign event with state House candidate Cynthia Neeley and Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley in Flint on March 9. (Andrew Roth | Flint Beat)
Democratic vice presidential candidate Sen. Kamala Harris waves to a crowd of onlookers outside Comma Bookstore in Flint.
Sen. Kamala Harris during her visit to the Flint Farmer’s Market (KT Kanazawich | Flint Beat)
U.S. Senator and Vice Presidential Nominee Kamala Harris talks with Pastor Chris Martin of Flint at the Flint Farmers Market. (KT Kanazawich | Flint Beat).
Ned Fellers has been working elections for 12 years to help voters find their precinct. (KT Kanazawich | Flint Beat)
Flint southsiders vote at Freeman Elementary on Election Day 2020. For 2 hours in the afternoon, the neighborhood including the school lost power. There was no disturbance in the voting process, but voters had to use the flashlights on their smart phones for illumination at the booths. (KT Kanazawich
Flint Beat)
Lamont Washington, 49, of Flint poses for a photo after voting for the 2020 presidential elections. “This year, really just get out and vote, no matter who you vote for.” (KT Kanazawich | Flint Beat)
Local musicians play as part of a national effort to bring ‘Joy to the Polls’ outside of Mott Community College’s polling place. (KT Kanazawich | Flint Beat)
Several campaign workers stood outside the polls to canvas in Flint. (KT Kanazawich | Flint Beat)
Flint residents attend the polls on Flint’s north Side for the 2020 elections. (KT Kanazawich
Saunders Gilbert, a first time presidential Election Chairperson at the Berston Field House. From what he has heard in the past, more voters turned out this year. “The important of this election is to get the right person in the presidency.” he said. (KT Kanazawich | Flint Beat)
City of Flint Absentee Ballot Drop Box. (KT Kanazawich
Terri Bill of Flint outside the polls for the 2020 election. She lives close to her polling place so she said it was easy to do her part. “Everything is on the line.” she said. She hopes to see better healthcare for Americans as well as better Social Security benefits. (KT Kanazawich | Flint Beat)
‘Vote Here’ signs at Southwestern Academy Flint’s precinct 59. (KT Kanazawich
‘I Voted’ stickers that voters recieve after casting their ballots. (KT Kanazawich
Flint residents vote at Flint’s Southwestern Academy. (KT Kanazawich
Your Vote Matters mural on Flushing Avenue in Flint. (KT Kanazawich

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