Voting with Umbrellas in Florida

Nov 7th, 2006 1:30 PM UTC
By Joan Faulkner, ONE Regional Field Organizer

The Sunshine State isn’t so sunny this morning, but that didn’t stop thousands of Floridians from grabbing their umbrellas and making it to the polls. I went early to beat the crowd.

If you haven’t voted yet, you still have plenty of time! Today is our day to make a difference!

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