Anne Pane, the election officer at 311 Maple Ave polling location said voting has been steady. As of 10:17 a.m. the location has seen an estimated 225 voters, with few same-day registration votes.

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Colleen Gately voted for Abigail Spanberger. She said a key issue for her is “women’s health care and abortion rights.”

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@drewmthom.bsky.social and I are now at our third location, 311 Maple Ave, the Richmond fire station 19.

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Democratic delegate Betsy Carr, representing the 78th district is now at Humphrey Calder Community Center greeting voters walking into the polling location.

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Lawrence Goodall,81 is an independent, who voted for Spanberger. He said the the Trump administrations actions are what are driving him to vote.

“The Trump agenda is something I had to vote against,” Goodall said.

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@drewmthom and I are now at our second location, Humphrey Calder Community Center. A wide demographic of voters are pouring into the polling location.

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Lexy Echard, a teacher in Henrico County said some key issues for her our education and reproductive rights. Echard voted for Spanberger. At the prospect of Virginia’s first female she said “I’m excited, I’m pumped,” Echard said.

Heather Trung, 23 is a sophomore engineer and is a consistent voter. She says the impacts of the government shutdown are driving her vote. “This is my first time working a government shutdown and seeing that whole process,” Trung said.

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@drewmthom.bsky.social and I are out our first polling location—Diveristy Thrift, a few voters have now parked and entered the polling location. Stay tuned for more updates. @vcucns.bsky.social
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