In Photos: The People, Places and Moments of a Consequential Election Day
NPR photographers captured polling lines, campaign signs and voter turnout as control of Congress hung in the balance, officials and voters said.
- On Tuesday, November 3, 2026, voters across the country headed to the polls to cast their ballots for the 2026 midterm elections.
- Control of Congress remains at stake as voters cast ballots against a backdrop of deep political division characterizing the 2026 midterm cycle.
- At the Oxford Conference Center in Oxford, Miss., voter Erin Smith cast her ballot on Election Day as the polling site processed voters throughout the day.
- Outside the polling location, campaigners Susan Vaughn, David Coon, Garron Hicks, and Jenessa Hicks held signs and engaged with voters throughout Election Day.
- Photographers including Bruce Newman from NPR are documenting the election across communities, capturing scenes such as Paul Nelson placing a flag near campaign signs.
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In photos: The people, places and moments of a consequential Election Day
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PHOTO GALLERY: Election Day in Arkansas
Thousands of voters cast ballots in Arkansas Tuesday in a midterm election that features heated races for statewide, congressional and legislative offices. Arkansas Advocate reporters and photographers have been talking to candidates and voters throughout the state. Here’s a look at what they saw.
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