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- Line outside of Broughal Middle School, one of several polling locations on the South Side. (Shana Lichaw/B&W Staff)
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- The Banana Factory, where this sign sat during the 2020 election, is one of three polling places on the South Side. (Emma Satin/BW Staff)
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- Vaneck Kounga, ’20, ’21G, Audrey Schimmel, ’20 ’21G, Kelley Barrett, ’20, ’21G, woke up at 5:30 a.m to be on line by 6 a.m to vote in this election. They voted at the Banana Factory polling station. (Shana Lichaw/B&W Staff)
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- Voters wait on line to get into the Banana Factory polling center on Nov. 3, 2020. (Shana Lichaw/B&W Staff)
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- Lola Samiian ‘24, Claire O’Hara, ‘24, Maya Valenzano, ‘24, Emma Closter ‘24, are ready to vote in their first election as college students. (Shana Lichaw/B&W Staff)
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- Lines to vote are long at the Banana Factory polling location in South Bethlehem on Nov. 3, 2020. (Shana Lichaw/B&W Staff)
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- Gaby Montes, ‘20, ‘21G, Gavrielle Holland, ‘20, ‘21G, Emma Zachary, ‘20, ‘21G, in line to vote early before they have classes today. Classes are still happening on campus today unless a professor individually canceled theirs. (Shana Lichaw/B&W Staff)
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- A Biden-Harris sign outside the Banana Factory polling place. (Emma Satin/BW Staff)
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- A car adorned with Trump flags is parked outside the Banana Factory polling place on the South Side. (Emma Satin/BW Staff)
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- Breakfast was passed out to voters in line as they were waiting to be let in to vote. (Shana Lichaw/B&W Staff)
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- Democratic State Rep. Steven Samuelson stands outside Broughal Middle School polling place. Samuelson is up for re-election against Republican Scott Hough. (Andrew Issacson/BW Staff)
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- Jaslyn Almonte and Sam De los Santos, ’21, after voting at Broughal Middle School. (Emma Satin/BW Staff)
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- Shivani Patel, a St.Lukes Hospital resident, waits in line to vote. (Emma Satin/BW Staff)
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- Patrick Hoke, Bethlehem resident and medical assistant waits outside Broughal Middle School polling place to cast his ballot. (Andrew Issacson/BW Staff)
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