The Vineyard Votes: Scenes from the 2024 Presidential Election
Turkeys still get in on democracy at Oak Bluffs town hall.
Turkeys still get in on democracy at Oak Bluffs town hall.
Polls in Oak Bluffs were busy as voting began at 7 a.m.
Polls in Oak Bluffs were busy as voting began at 7 a.m.
Constable Ray Moreis works the Oak Bluffs polls.
Constable Ray Moreis works the Oak Bluffs polls.
Chris Meyers is one of the first to cast his vote.
Chris Meyers is one of the first to cast his vote.
Guinever Cramer and her daughter Charlotte discussed ballot questions and the candidates.
Guinever Cramer and her daughter Charlotte discussed ballot questions and the candidates.
Garreth Heath wishes for peace on this election day.
Garreth Heath wishes for peace on this election day.
“I like to stand in line with my fellow Americans and cast my vote,” said David Stephens.
“I like to stand in line with my fellow Americans and cast my vote,” said David Stephens.
Mark Crossland is proud to have voted.
Mark Crossland is proud to have voted.
Liz Ragone voted on her way to the ferry.
Liz Ragone voted on her way to the ferry.
West Tisbury was buzzing with people.
West Tisbury was buzzing with people.
Casting a vote for her future.
Casting a vote for her future.
Katherine Long and her knitting are a fixture at every West Tisbury polling place.
Katherine Long and her knitting are a fixture at every West Tisbury polling place.
Chelsea Simpson brought her seven-month-old baby Zea May to Edgartown this morning.
Chelsea Simpson brought her seven-month-old baby Zea May to Edgartown this morning.
Edgartown constable Scott Ellis helps out with the voting machine.
Edgartown constable Scott Ellis helps out with the voting machine.
Many families brought their children to witness democracy in action.
Many families brought their children to witness democracy in action.
Henry and Brody Thomas Scott watched mom Kelly make her choice.
Henry and Brody Thomas Scott watched mom Kelly make her choice.
Wanda Williams.
Wanda Williams.
Polling places will be open to 8 p.m. this evening.
Polling places will be open to 8 p.m. this evening.
Tisbury town clerk Hillary Conklin and Sgt. Max Sherman.
Tisbury town clerk Hillary Conklin and Sgt. Max Sherman.
Kelvin Glenn checks in to get his ballot.
Kelvin Glenn checks in to get his ballot.
Blake Atwood received a sticker in Vineyard Haven as mom Cassandra cast her vote.
Blake Atwood received a sticker in Vineyard Haven as mom Cassandra cast her vote.
Mary Ellen Larsen collects the ballots.
Mary Ellen Larsen collects the ballots.
Russell Carson and Henry Nieder rode their bikes to the polling place.
Russell Carson and Henry Nieder rode their bikes to the polling place.
Mark Lovewell greets Tisbury constable Ken Barwick.
Mark Lovewell greets Tisbury constable Ken Barwick.
Oak Bluffs voters followed turkeys into the polls and in Edgartown ballots were cast behind the traditional red, white and blue striped booths. Many voters brought their children to witness democracy in action. Vineyard voters headed to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 5 for the presidential election and to weigh in on a lineup of state and county races and state ballot questions.