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Politics and Policy AMIDST THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC, FRAUGHT RACIAL TENSIONS AND RECORD-BREAKING VOTER TURNOUT, THE 2020 ELECTION IS UNLIKE ANYTHING WE HAVE EVER SEEN. HERE’S WHAT ELECTION

DAY LOOKED LIKE ACROSS THE COUNTRY. November 03, 2020 •  Staff Writer, Zoe Manzanetti _Amidst the coronavirus pandemic, fraught racial tensions and record-breaking voter turnout, the 2020

election is unlike anything we have ever seen. Here’s what Election Day looked like across the country._ ATLANTA, GA. (From left) Casey Brewer, Joe Frizell and Javier Alonzo with Contract

Builders board up Corner Bakery at 260 Peachtree in downtown Atlanta to protect the store from possible civil unrest on Election Day. (John Spink/Atlanta Journal-Constitution/TNS) AUSTIN,

TEXAS A clerk directs traffic in the parking lot as voters make their way to the drive-thru ballot drop-off location in Austin, Texas. (Ricardo B. Brazziell/Austin American-Statesman/TNS)

CATONSVILLE, MD. Voters showed up at Hillcrest Elemtary School this morning to vote to find that the doors were locked on Election Day, November 3, 2020. (Kevin Richardson/Baltimore Sun)

FAIRFAX, VA. A Democratic organizer at this polling place in Fairfax County, Virginia advised her volunteers not to be discouraged by a low turnout this morning. Virginians have been voting

in person since September 18, often standing in long lines to cast their ballot. (David Kidd/Governing) MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, FLA. People stand on line to vote during the General Election in

Miami-Dade County at Surfside Town Hall in Surfside, Fla. (David Santiago/Miami Herald/TNS) A group of people casting their vote during the General Election in Miami-Dade County at Miami

Beach Fire Department - Station 3. (David Santiago/Miami Herald/TNS) A polling worker disinfecting the voting machines at Miami Beach Fire Department - Station 3. (David Santiago/Miami

Herald/TNS) ST. LOUIS COUNTY, MO. The line was about an hour long for voters Tuesday morning at the Webster Groves, Mo., public library. "I think that this election is definitely going

to be crazier than any I've seen in my lifetime," Maria Kridel, an unemployed event coordinator. (Alan Greenblatt/Governing) Yard signs outside the VFW hall in Maplewood, Mo.,

highlight state and national candidates. (Alan Greenblatt/Governing) SYRACUSE, N.Y. Walter Scammell gets a lot of attention for the Trump signs on the front of his house on Allen Street in

Westcott. His neighbors have mixed feelings. (Lauren Long/TNS) Anti-Trump signs decorate this house, which is directly across the street from Walter Scammell's house. (Lauren Long/TNS)

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