Patia Jellison wears striped pants to Super Tuesday voting at South Portland Community Center. Jellison said she's a strong supporter of Bernie Sanders and has been since the 2016 presidential contest. "Voting for him for a second time is exciting," she said.
A long line of voters takes shape at noontime during Super Tuesday voting at South Portland Community Center.
Alex Morrison and sons Jett, 11, and Jude, 14, exit a voting booth together at Falmouth High School on Tuesday. The boys, who had dentist appointments Tuesday, have joined their father in voting booths before, a civic duty he wants to promote. "It's good to make it a habit now," the elder Morrison said.
Election supervisors Linda Case, left, and Eydie Pryzant share a moment during voting at Falmouth High School on Tuesday.
Linda Case, deputy town clerk in Falmouth, sports patriotic sneakers for Super Tuesday voting at Falmouth High School.
Cameron Civiello, 7 months old, sports a "future voter" sticker after her mother, Caitlin Civiello, cast her ballots on Tuesday at Falmouth High School.
Katie Clark and Hope Clark share a voting booth on Tuesday at Falmouth High School. Katie said her daughter wanted to see the ballot, but the 6-year-old later described the process as "boring."
A row of "I voted today" stickers stand at the ready on a ballot box on Tuesday at Falmouth High School.
Jack Tackett, 2, gets a sticker from his nanny, Betsy Gauthier, after she voted at the Portland Expo on Tuesday.
June Escott, 87, of Scarborough fills out a ballot during Super Tuesday voting on March 3 at Scarborough High School.
Voters pick up ballots on Tuesday at Scarborough High School.
Super Tuesday voters wait to cast their ballots at Reiche Community School on Tuesday.
Kerry Drach points out a ballot box to Paige Nygaard after they voted at Reiche Community School on Tuesday.
Jean Carbonneau, who recently moved to Portland, waits to register before voting on Tuesday at Reiche Community School.
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