Take it with a grain of salt but I’ve never waited in line before while voting in Philly and the line is easily a block even with lines for each ward.
Come on Philly let’s do this.
“My mother, who I lost this year, wasn’t welcome in department stores as a young woman, but for eight years she had the best view in America from her room at the White House.”
-Michelle Obama, Orator Extraordinaire
Encouraged by the progress in Tennessee to reopen roads damaged by Hurricane Helene. Our department sent $32 million in quick-release funding to help TDOT repair key routes like I-26.
ALT ALT: Collapsed section of a highway bridge over a river, with visible debris and broken asphalt. Photo Credit: Tennessee DOT.
ALT ALT: Collapsed section of a highway bridge over a river, with visible debris and broken asphalt. Photo Credit: Tennessee DOT.
ALT: Photo showing an ongoing highway construction project with two bridge spans over a river, surrounded by autumnal hills, under an overcast sky. One of the spans is restored. Debris and construction equipment are visible on site. Photo credit: Tennessee DOT.
Huddle up, team. It’s the final quarter.
We’ve got the ball and we’re driving down field. And boy, do we have the team to win this.
Let’s make it happen: IWillVote.com
ALT Vice President Harris and Governor Tim Walz high five on stage.
Headframe of Shaft No. 6 at the Centennial Mine outside Calumet, MI
One of seven incline shafts operated at the Centennial Mine from 1863 to 1966, and the last copper mine in the region to be abandoned and filled with water.
Yolanda became a citizen this year, and just yesterday—on her birthday—she voted for the first time for @KamalaHarris!
And Otis, an Army veteran, knows that voting for Kamala is the only choice to protect the benefits he earned through his service.
We just cast our ballots for @KamalaHarris, @RosenforNevada, and Democrats up and down the ballot who we know will fight for our community.
Don’t let anyone doubt it, ¡tu voto es tu voz!