Shakeem (identified by first name only) and Aalia Cox leave the polls at Times Square proudly
sporting “I Voted” stickers. (Iman Floyd-Carroll/Peninsula Press)Shakeem (identified by first name only) and Aalia Cox leave the polls at Times Square proudly
sporting “I Voted” stickers. (Iman Floyd-Carroll/Peninsula Press)
COVID-19 continues to devastate the U.S. and has claimed the lives of 233,000 individuals as of
Nov. 3. A flyer with a tribute to Dr. Fauci – Truth Matters adorns a wall. (Iman Floyd-
Carroll/Peninsula Press)COVID-19 continues to devastate the U.S. and has claimed the lives of 233,000 individuals as of
Nov. 3. A flyer with a tribute to Dr. Fauci – Truth Matters adorns a wall. (Iman Floyd-
Carroll/Peninsula Press)
A caricature of President Trump joins the gaggle of characters, both fictional and otherwise,
attracting the eyes of passers-by in Times Square on Nov. 3. (Iman Floyd-Carroll/Peninsula
Press)
A caricature of President Trump joins the gaggle of characters, both fictional and otherwise,
attracting the eyes of passers-by in Times Square on Nov. 3. (Iman Floyd-Carroll/Peninsula
Press)
Street art in SoHo exhorts the public to acknowledge the “early warning signs of fascism.” (Iman
Floyd-Carroll/Peninsula Press)Street art in SoHo exhorts the public to acknowledge the “early warning signs of fascism.” (Iman
Floyd-Carroll/Peninsula Press)
A billboard in Times Square encourages pedestrians to cast their vote on Election Day. (Iman
Floyd-Carroll/Peninsula Press)A billboard in Times Square encourages pedestrians to cast their vote on Election Day. (Iman
Floyd-Carroll/Peninsula Press)
Workers board up the Ted Baker storefront located in SoHo, Manhattan in anticipation of
possible post-election incidents of looting. (Iman Floyd-Carroll/Peninsula Press)Workers board up the Ted Baker storefront located in SoHo, Manhattan in anticipation of
possible post-election incidents of looting. (Iman Floyd-Carroll/Peninsula Press)
Dara Tsoroni, a NYC local and immigration lawyer proudly exits the polls after casting her
ballot in favor of former Vice President Joe Biden at St. Luke’s School in the West Village.
Dara Tsoroni reflects on how President Trump’s policies have impacted her work. “There were
policies we could previously work around, but now the absolute most cruel option is always the
reality.” (Iman Floyd-Carroll/Peninsula Press)Dara Tsoroni, a NYC local and immigration lawyer proudly exits the polls after casting her
ballot in favor of former Vice President Joe Biden at St. Luke’s School in the West Village.
Dara Tsoroni reflects on how President Trump’s policies have impacted her work. “There were
policies we could previously work around, but now the absolute most cruel option is always the
reality.” (Iman Floyd-Carroll/Peninsula Press)
Socially distanced signs guide voters to the polls, a stark reminder of the COVID-19 pandemic
that has dominated the 2020 election cycle. (Iman Floyd-Carroll/Peninsula Press)Socially distanced signs guide voters to the polls, a stark reminder of the COVID-19 pandemic
that has dominated the 2020 election cycle. (Iman Floyd-Carroll/Peninsula Press)
Signs direct voters to the poll center located at St. Luke’s School in the West Village. (Iman
Floyd-Carroll/Peninsula Press)Signs direct voters to the poll center located at St. Luke’s School in the West Village. (Iman
Floyd-Carroll/Peninsula Press)
A year marked by protest and civil unrest, NYC businesses boarded up commercial storefronts
on Nov. 3, 2020 in anticipation of acts of looting as a result of a possible contentious election
outcome. (Iman Floyd-Carroll/Peninsula Press)A year marked by protest and civil unrest, NYC businesses boarded up commercial storefronts
on Nov. 3, 2020 in anticipation of acts of looting as a result of a possible contentious election
outcome. (Iman Floyd-Carroll/Peninsula Press)
