It’s Election Day, and lines to vote are LONG in Pittsburgh
Tweet us a photo from your polling place to @theinclinepgh.
An Election Day line to vote at Calvary Episcopal Church in Shadyside.
JASMINE GOLDBAND / THE INCLINE
It’s Election Day in Pittsburgh, and some voters are reporting long lines at their polling places.
Other locations? Not so much. The Incline’s Jasmine Goldband reports that, as of 8:15 a.m., there was no line to vote at the William Pitt student union.
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