Anne Pane, the election officer at 311 Maple Ave polling location said voting has been steady. As of 10:17 a.m. the location has seen an estimated 225 voters, with few same-day registration votes. @vcucns.bsky.social #vcucns #election2025 #vavotes

Colleen Gately voted for Abigail Spanberger. She said a key issue for her is “women’s health care and abortion rights.” @vcucns.bsky.social #vcucns #election2025 #vavotes

@drewmthom.bsky.social and I are now at our third location, 311 Maple Ave, the Richmond fire station 19. Stay tuned for updates. @vcucns.bsky.social #vcucns #election2025 #vavoting

Democratic delegate Betsy Carr, representing the 78th district is now at Humphrey Calder Community Center greeting voters walking into the polling location. @vcucns.bsky.social #vcucns #vavoting #election2025

Lawrence Goodall,81 is an independent, who voted for Spanberger. He said the the Trump administrations actions are what are driving him to vote. “The Trump agenda is something I had to vote against,” Goodall said. @vcucns.bsky.social #election2025 #vavotes #vcucns

@drewmthom and I are now at our second location, Humphrey Calder Community Center. A wide demographic of voters are pouring into the polling location. @vcucns.bsky.social #vcucns #election2025 #vavotes

Heather Trung, 23 is a sophomore engineer and is a consistent voter. She says the impacts of the government shutdown are driving her vote. “This is my first time working a government shutdown and seeing that whole process,” Trung said. @vcucns.bsky.social #vcucns #vavoting #election2025

@drewmthom.bsky.social and I are out our first polling location—Diveristy Thrift, a few voters have now parked and entered the polling location. Stay tuned for more updates. @vcucns.bsky.social #election2025 #vavoting