Syracuse University students recorded stories of politics, passion and people across Onondaga County on Election Day 2010.
Hundreds of thousands of New York voters made their voices heard on Election Day 2010, keeping Democrats in power within the state while Republicans took control nationally in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Students from Syracuse University's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications arrived at polling places throughout Onondaga County in teams as early as 4:30 a.m. and stayed throughout Election Day. Journalism students produced work for an experimental first-time venture called Democracy in Action. [15]
REPORTS
- Tradition, issues bring voters to the polls [16] by Kaitlin Santanna
- Anxious moments as poll manager waits for her staff [17] by Louie Rendon
- West Side voters say they aren't looking for change [18] by Marisa DeCandido
- The right to vote [19] by Gina Colonette and Brian Dawson
- Vote 2010: Scenes from Skaneateles polling sites [20] by Lauren Malinowski
- Syracuse voters suspicious of new machines [21] by Julia Shanahan and Chari Bayanker
SCENES
 [22]Waiting for Mom [22] by Mackenzie Reiss |
 [23]Still running [24] by Manuel Martinez |
 Guitar man [25]by Jason Robertson |
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