PHOTOS: Election Day 2020 in Tupelo
Voters line the sidewalk in front of Lawndale Presbryterian Church Tuesday as thousands of voters cast their ballot for the next president.
A Tupelo resident casts a vote in a recent election.
Voters cast their ballots at Lawndale Presbyterian Church in Tupelo during Tuesday's presidential election.
Voters line the sidewalk in front of Lawndale Presbryterian Church Tuesday as thousands of voters cast their ballot for the next president.
Tupelo voters slowly make their way through the long line at the J.T. Neely building at Veterans Park in Tupelo to cast their ballots in the Nov. 3 general election.
The line to vote at the J.T. Neely building in Veterans Park in Tupelo stretched down the road Tuesday morning.Â
Tupelo voters slowly make their way through the long line at the J.T. Neely building at Veterans Park in Tupelo Tuesday morning.
Christy Stewart volunteers a few hours of her time at the corner of West Main and Church Street Streets Tuesday as part of a "get out the vote" campaign.
Voters line up in six rows waiting to receive their ballot Tuesday morning as the polls opened at the Bissell precinct inside Building V of the Tupelo Furniture Market Tuesday in Tupelo.
Abby Timms, of Tupelo, walks to a voting booth with her ballot after checking in at the poll book station early Tuesday morning at the Bissell precinct located inside Building V of the Tupelo Furniture Market.
Voters line up outside Building V of the Tupelo Furniture Market at the Bissell precinct in Tupelo Tuesday morning.
William Robinson, a poll worker at the Bissell precinct, directs voters inside the Bissell precinct at the Tupelo Furniture Market Tuesday morning.
Voters at the St. Paul United Methodist Church precinct, slowly make their way into the building to cast their vote during the Nov. 3 general election.
Voters at St. Paul United Methodist Church precinct in Tupelo stand in line outside as they slowly make their way into the building to cast their vote Tuesday morning.
Kendralyn French, of Tupelo, walks to turn in her ballot after voting Tuesday morning at the Bissell precinct located inside Building V of the Tupelo Furniture Market.
Voters line up in six lines waiting to receive their ballot Tuesday morning as the polls opened at the Bissell precinct inside Building V of the Tupelo Furniture Market Tuesday in Tupelo.
Voters line up in six lines waiting to receive their ballot Tuesday morning as the polls opened at the Bissell precinct inside Building V of the Tupelo Furniture Market Tuesday in Tupelo.
Voters line up in six lines waiting to receive their ballot Tuesday morning as the polls opened at the Bissell precinct inside Building V of the Tupelo Furniture Market Tuesday in Tupelo.
Bobbi Kellum and her mother, Joan Maynard, of Tupelo, cast their votes Tuesday morning at the Bissell precinct at Building V of the Tupelo Furniture Market.
William Robinson, a poll worker at the Bissell precinct, points out open voting booths to a voter as he helps keep the line moving inside Building V of the Tupelo Furniture Market during the 2020 election cycle.
A voter walks to the ballot machine as other voters stand at their booths and vote in Tuesday's election at the Bissell precinct at Building V of the Tupelo Furniture Market.
Reese Hester, of Tupelo, receives his ballot from a poll worker at the Bissell precinct Tuesday at Building V of the Tupelo Furniture Market.
Voters at the St. Paul United Methodist Church precinct round the corner of the building waiting to cast their vote on Tuesday morning.
Traffic moves in and out of the parking lot at the St. Paul United Methodist Church precinct in Tupelo on Tuesday morning.
Voters socially distance themselves as they line up in six lines waiting to receive their ballot Tuesday morning as the polls opened at the Bissell precinct inside Building V of the Tupelo Furniture Market Tuesday in Tupelo.
Keith and Brenda Crump, of Tupelo, sit in the lawn chairs they brought to make waiting in line to cast their vote a bit easier on Tuesday at the Belden precinct. A steady line outside Belden Baptist Church held strong throughout the day.
Keith and Brenda Crump, of Tupelo, sit in the lawn chairs they brought to make waiting in line to cast their vote a bit easier on Tuesday at the Belden precinct. A steady line outside Belden Baptist Church held strong throughout the day.
Voters wait to turn in their ballots at the Belden precinct during the lunch time hours of Tuesday morning.
Voters line the length of the parking lot at Belden Baptist Church as they wait to to enter the building to cast their vote Tuesday at noon at the Belden precinct.
Voters line up inside the gym at Belden Baptist Church as they wait to cast their vote Tuesday at noon at the Belden precinct.
Area residents cast their at Belden Baptist Church Tuesday at noon at the Belden precinct.
Area residents cast their at Belden Baptist Church Tuesday at noon at the Belden precinct.
