Vineyard Lines Up to Let Their Voices Be Heard in Mid-Terms

Polls in Oak Bluffs remained busy throughout the afternoon into evening. Jeanna Shepard

Library worker Hannah Burbidge sets up a table for kids with wordscapes and coloring to help parents while they vote. Jeanna Shepard

Scott Norbury and Sgt. Dave Mackin outside the Oak Bluffs polling station. Jeanna Shepard

John Cabral post voting. Jeanna Shepard

First time voting for 18-year-old Jack Marshard. Dad Bruce accompanied him. Ray Ewing

Jackie Clason wore her "Try Sanity" pin. Ray Ewing

Steady stream of voters in West Tisbury all day. Ray Ewing

West Tisbury's town clerk Tara Whiting-Wells. Ray Ewing

In the queue to cast their ballots. Ray Ewing

In aquinnah Hugh Taylor casts his vote, while wife Jeannie greets friends. Albert O.Fischer

Memorial to longtime election day volunteer June Manning. Albert O.Fischer

Brisk voting in Aquinnah. Albert O.Fischer

League of Women Voters urged participation across the Island. Albert O.Fischer

Busy election day at the Chilmark Community Center. Albert O.Fischer

Marshall Carroll lends a hand with the old Chilmark ballot box. Albert O.Fischer

Dana Nunes stakes out her spot along the road. Albert O.Fischer

Good turn out for mid-term election. Albert O.Fischer

Beetlebung Corner is hub of democracy in Chilmark. Albert O.Fischer

Llewellyn Rogers welcomes and checks in voters in Oak Bluffs. Jeanna Shepard

Fresh from an early morning swim, Polar Bears Larry and Kim Jones with Dr. Eva Skibild and Dr. Frances Gaskin do their civic duty. Jeanna Shepard

Hoping for peace this election day, courtesy of Garreth Heath. Jeanna Shepard

Ray Moreis outside the Oak Bluffs polls. Jeanna Shepard

Keeping a watchful eye on the proceedings. Jeanna Shepard

Kathy Laskowski offers her opinion on choices . . . Jeanna Shepard

While John LaBell backs the competitors. Jeanna Shepard

Steady line entered Edgartown town hall to place their vote. Ray Ewing

Constable Scott Ellis helps Linda Ferrini with the machine. Ray Ewing

Patriotic scene on election day. Ray Ewing

Registrars welcome you to the 2022 mid-term election. Ray Ewing

Candy Nichols is pleased with her choices (and her sticker). Ray Ewing

Edgartown reported a good turn out Tuesday morning. Ray Ewing

Cars come and go outside the Tisbury polls. Mark Alan Lovewell

Part of the democratic process in America. Mark Alan Lovewell

Statewide races include contests for governor, attorney general, secretary of state, treasurer and auditor. Mark Alan Lovewell

Early voters in West Tisbury as polls opened at 7 a.m. Ray Ewing

Island races include Martha's Vineyard Commission and County Commission. Ray Ewing

Paul Farrington voted, and has the sticker to prove it. Ray Ewing

Abbie Zell brings home her covid test, courtesy of West Tisbury. Ray Ewing

Polls are open until 8 p.m. this evening. Ray Ewing

Tuesday, November 8, 2022

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The long season of political campaigning is winding down and today registered Vineyard voters headed to the polls to decide the shape of our political leadership in the critical years ahead. Island voters are turning out on Tuesday for the 2022 mid-term elections and at a time of heightened public interest in Vineyard campaigns that offer clear choices and opportunities for significant change.

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