UC Berkeley students show off their "I Voted" stickers after voting at a campus polling place. (UC Berkeley photo by Irene Yi)
March 3, 2020
Students wait in line to vote Tuesday at a poling place near the Unit 3 residence hall. (UC Berkeley photo by Irene Yi)
UC Berkeley’s students, and the campus community, came out to vote Tuesday, casting their ballots at the polls to weigh in on Super Tuesday.
Two local polling places, Units 1 and 3, were open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. PST, for students living in residence halls, and that had previously registered to vote.
Berkeley student leaders also organized a “Party at the Polls” event on Sproul Plaza.
“It’s fun and exciting at the polls,” he said. “There is good energy in this polling place. I’m glad to be here!”
UC Berkeley students wait in line at a polling place near Unit 3 on Tuesday. (UC Berkeley photo by Irene Yi)
A man with his dog casts his ballot. (UC Berkeley photo by Irene Yi)
A voter drops off a ballot during Tuesday's primary election. (UC Berkeley photo by Irene Yi)
A UC Berkeley student registers to vote Tuesday at a polling place near Unit 3 (UC Berkeley photo by Irene Yi)
UC Berkeley students show off their "I Voted" stickers after voting at a campus polling place. (UC Berkeley photo by Irene Yi)
Tucker McPhaul, a graduate student in landscape architecture, voted on Tuesday. (UC Berkeley photo by Irene Yi)
First-year chemical engineering student Nyah Dominguez wears a sticker reading "Ako Ay Bumoto," which, translated into English, means "I voted." (UC Berkeley photo by Irene Yi)
Two students pose after voting on Tuesday. (UC Berkeley photo by Irene Yi)
A student places an "I Voted" sticker on his shirt after casting his ballot on Tuesday. (UC Berkeley photo by Irene Yi)
