Seattle Street Party -- Photo Diary

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Thursday November 06, 2008 · 5:34 PM PST

2008/11/06 · 17:34

Over 4000 people flooded the corner of Pike and Broadway. Before Tuesday night, I had never seen an American flag hanging on Broadway in Capital Hill -- Seattle's hipster/gay district.

Amazing.

Here are my pics from this spontaneous, peaceful, inspiring rally.
http://flickr.com/...

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Monday November 03, 2008 · 8:19 AM PST

2008/11/03 · 08:19

Her parents are strongly religious and Republican. Naturally, that's her default position too. She's "fresh off the boat", just got her citizenship, and this is her first time voting. She's worked for years at inner-city schools and AmeriCorps, but considers herself a fundamentalst Christian, pro-life, and evangelical.

If any pollster had asked, though, she definitely would have said "undecided" — even if pushed, or maybe even leaning towards McCain. (Nobody asks here in Washington state.) She doesn't make knee-jerk decisions, and never having payed attention to politics before (not being able to vote'll do that to ya), she didn't want to take it lightly.

So how did she come to make up her mind?

Poll

21 votes Show Results

Do you know any undecideds?

21 votes Vote Now!

Do you know any undecideds?

Yes, they're leaning towards Obama

7 votes

Yes, they're leaning towards McCain

2 votes

Yes, they're not voting

1 vote

9 votes

Undecideds don't exist

2 votes

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Seattle Street Party -- Photo Diary

An "undecided" story: Evangelicals for change