PHOTO GALLERY: Election Day
Date: 11/06/2012
by: Rachel S. O'Hara | Staff Photographer
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A man walks past wearing his "I Voted" sticker after casting his ballot at First Presbyterian, one of the many polling places in town Wednesday, Nov. 6, Election Day. -
Signs promoting candidates line Oak Street where one of the many polling places is located Wednesday, Nov. 6, Election Day. -
The Tube Dude outside of the Barber Shop on Main Street wore a patriotic, plastic vest Wednesday, Nov. 6, Election Day. -
Parking spaces were reserved for voters at the First Baptist Church on Main Street. -
There were a variety of signs out in front of the Knights of Columbus on Fruitville Road, one of the many polling places in Sarasota County. -
Rowena Moomey and Jerry Carpenter set up a table at the Knights of Columbus polling place Wednesday, Nov. 6, Election Day. -
Graci McGillicudy and Mackenzie Mudgett gives Peg Schmitt some extra information on the Republican party before Schmitt headed in to vote. -
A woman shows off her "I Voted" sticker she was given after she voted Wednesday, Nov. 6, Election Day.
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