Posts Tagged ‘scenes’
Cutest Voters Ever?

Katherine Dunbar made maximum use of her cramped Precinct 25 voting booth when she cast her ballot this afternoon. Dunbar was joined at her polling place, the Goodwill Baptist Church at 1862 Kalorama Road NW, by two valued consultants: Perry Levitch (age "twelve-and-three-days") and Esme Levitch ("Well, I'll be nine in February") in her Precinct 25 voting booth. But three wasn't a crowd for Dunbar; "We all held the pencil," says says. The trio cast their shared ballot "for Obama and for a lot of other people whose names I can't remember," explains Perry, who wore her "I Voted" sticker proudly on her forehead. Katherine and Esme opted for a subtler position on the lapel.
More from Precinct 25:
Photos: Adams Morgan Voter Portraits
Precinct 35 voters exiting the polls around 4 p.m. at Adams Morgan's Iglesia Festival, 1640 Columbia Rd. NW

Irina Van Dusen
What Would Ben’s Chili Bowl Do?

Ben's Chili Bowl is an epicenter of District Obama supporters. Nearly every employee wears a button---or twelve. Everyone's expecting a clear win for Ben's favorite candidate. But what are they going to do if McCain wins? I spoke to D.C. residents enjoying their election day lunch at Ben's to find out their worst case scenarios.

Carl Clark, Obama merch hawker. Clark says he's been selling Obama buttons, which he collects from a flea market on Florida Ave. & 4th St. NW, for about a month. (Designs range from Obama/MLK "Legacy of Hope" to "Obama: First Black President.") Clark says that if Obama wins, he'll keep picking up some more designs to sell off before the inauguration. If McCain wins, "well, I guess it's all over for me," he says.
Photos: Iglesia Festival, Adams Morgan
Scenes from this morning’s poll outside Iglesia Festival, 1640 Columbia Rd. NW


Who Voted at Precinct 35?
Outside the City Paper's polling place, Iglesia Festival, 1640 Columbia Rd., 9:30 a.m. At 10 a.m., Precinct Captain Paul Motsuk said 1,050 people had voted there so far.

Allan Jirikowic
Photos: 15th Street Presbyterian Church
9 a.m. at the 15th Street Presbyterian Church, 1701 15th St. NW.























