Long before Election Day, voters across the country have been lining up to cast their ballots. We sent teams of reporters and photographers to six cities to capture how people feel as they wait for their chance to be heard. wapo.st/2HvJ8R1
In Houston, Sherry Browning, 65, woke up at 4 a.m. to bring her daughters, who are cheerleaders, to stand in front of the polling place to cheer people on as they lined up to vote before sunrise. wapo.st/2HvJ8R1 
In Albuquerque, Michael Reinhart, a 52-year-old truck driver, and his wife, Carolyn, a 54-year-old training manager at McDonald’s, said voting this year is about their 11 grandchildren and getting schools opened back up. wapo.st/2HvJ8R1
In Chattanooga, Tenn., Sidney Edwards, 69, an assistant at a funeral home, came before work. He spent his time in line chatting with the people around him. “I just like getting to know all these fine folks,” Edwards said. wapo.st/2HvJ8R1
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