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It's November 7, which means we've finally made it through the election — the polls have closed, the attack ads have run their course, and (hopefully) your favorite candidates came out unscathed. But, before you pass on election season for good, take a second to exercise your right to good style.
We hit up polling places in NYC's chicest 'hoods, to see what all you responsible citizens were wearing. Click through to check out yesterday's election street style, hear your fellow New Yorkers' thoughts on all things elections, and feel a little pride from everyone who got out the vote.
Photographed by Chantal Adair
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Amanda Musaccha, wearing a vintage cape, vintage Prada bag, and Banana Republic scarf.
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Amanda voted for Obama, and also thinks he has the better style of the two presidential candidates.
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James Kaliardos, wearing a Balenciaga coat, rag & bone boots, and a Pucci bag.
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James voted for Obama, saying "I think he's going to take care of international affairs and the environment."
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Megan Floyd, wearing a Guess Jacket and blazer.
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"I voted for Obama, I think he will bring about better change for our future and faster economic growth."
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Micah Jesse, wearing 7 For All Mankind jeans, a vintage blazer, Paul Frank mittens, Timberland boots, and Karl Lagerfeld sunglasses.
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Micah voted for Obama because of his pro-Israel stance and work for women's and gay rights; he also thinks Obama has better style of the two candidates.
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Molly Oberholtzer, wearing a Balsamic cardigan and Michael Kors coat.
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Molly thinks Obama has the best style, and hopes to see electric transportation in the near future.
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Simon Lazaius Vasta, wearing a Straight To Hell leather jacket, Levi's jeans, Chelsea boots, and Uniqlo hoodie.
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Simon thinks Obama really knows how to wear a suit, and hopes to be able to vote for Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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Sue Bohlen, wearing J Brand pants, Sam Edelman boots, Anthropologie shirt, and Treasure and Bond gloves.
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Sue voted for Obama, and also hopes to see Hillary Clinton run in 2016.
