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Voters head to polls for special elections in California and Wisconsin

By Associated Press and New York Times

May 12, 2020

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Voters observing social distancing line up at a polling place at the Boys & Girls Club in Wausau, Wis., during a special election for Wisconsin’s Seventh District congressional seat today. Tom Tiffany, a Republican state senator from Hazelhurst, Wis., is widely expected to beat Tricia Zunker, a Democrat from Wausau, Wis., and a school board official.
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New York Times

Voters wait in line at a polling place in a parking lot in Palmdale, Calif. today.
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New York Times

Voting machines are wiped down at the polling place at Lancaster National Soccer Center in Lancaster, Calif., today. In many ways, today’s special election in California’s 25th Congressional District to choose the successor to former Representative Katie Hill is a microcosm of national politics right now, and a harbinger of what’s to come in November, when many states are expected to move toward vote-by-mail elections amid the pandemic.
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New York Times

A voter wears a face mask while casting their ballot at a polling place in Palmdale, Calif., today.
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New York Times

Sharon and Bob Zimmerman insert their ballots at a polling place at the Boys & Girls Club in Wausau, Wis., during a special election for Wisconsin’s Seventh District congressional seat today. Tom Tiffany, a Republican state senator from Hazelhurst, Wis., is widely expected to beat Tricia Zunker, a Democrat from Wausau, Wis., and a school board official.
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New York Times

One of the seven in-person voting centers in California’s 25th Congressional District was held at Lancaster National Soccer Center in Lancaster, Calif., today. In many ways, today's special election in California’s 25th Congressional District to choose the successor to former Representative Katie Hill is a microcosm of national politics right now, and a harbinger of what’s to come in November, when many states are expected to move toward vote-by-mail elections amid the pandemic.
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Associated Press

Robb Rehfeld wears a mask as he walks to cast his vote during a special election for California's 25th Congressional District seat today in Santa Clarita, Calif.
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A voter casts his ballot at a mobile voting station during a special election for California's 25th Congressional District seat today in Lancaster, Calif. Republican Mike Garcia and Democrat Christy Smith are running for the seat after the resignation of Rep. Katie Hill, D-Calif.
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Election worker Laura Herrera disinfects her station at a mobile voting site amid the coronavirus pandemic during a special election for California's 25th Congressional District seat today in Lancaster, Calif.
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Ayla Johnson votes while holding her one-year-old son Logan at a mobile voting station during a special election for California's 25th Congressional District seat today in Lancaster, Calif. Republican Mike Garcia and Democrat Christy Smith are running for the seat after the resignation of Rep. Katie Hill, D-Calif.
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A voting official helps walk-up voters in a special election for California's 25th Congressional District during the coronavirus outbreak today in Simi Valley, Calif. Republican Mike Garcia and Democrat Christy Smith are running for the seat after the resignation of Rep. Katie Hill, D-Calif.
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