What Do You Hope For From the Next President?
Voters spell out their expectations for the next four years.
Election 2016
via Univision Noticias
Latino Millennials Ponder the Election
Our reporters, on assignment for Univision, spoke to young Latinos – some of them first-time voters – about the confusing, divisive race.
via City Limits
Back-to-Back History for Some Voters
Bronx residents voting for Hillary Clinton said they experienced similar feelings when casting ballots for Barack Obama in 2008.
via City Limits
Cherishing the Opportunity to Vote
Sindy Jenkins, who spent seven years in prison, voted for the first time.
via Mott Haven Herald
Result Underscores Divide for South Bronx Residents
The Bronx neighborhood went with Hillary Clinton as more than 93 percent of voters cast ballots for the former first lady.
via Downtown Express
Meditating on the Presidential Candidates – as Children
A Lower Manhattan church used childhood pictures of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump to help congregants deal with their feelings about the divisive duo.
via City Limits
Rare Bronx Republicans Vote Trump
GOP fans in the heavily Democratic borough called their party's standard bearer a strong leader.
via City Limits
Photographer Can’t Vote, But He Can Picture a Winner
Clinton supporter Satinath Choudhary, who isn't a citizen, took pictures at the Manhattan College polling site and sent them to friends still undecided on Election Day.