Protests over the #Election2020 vote count have swept through American cities. Here’s what it looks like across the country. nyti.ms/2TZIhep
SEATTLE — A coalition of protest groups marched on Wednesday night, some chanting, “Every city, every town, Trump-Pence out now.” nyti.ms/2TZIhep 
MINNEAPOLIS — Several hundred people halted traffic on Interstate 94.
“Our focus is on not allowing Donald Trump to steal this election from the American people,” Nekima Levy Armstrong, a lawyer who joined the protests, said on the phone from the freeway. nyti.ms/2TZIhep
“Our focus is on not allowing Donald Trump to steal this election from the American people,” Nekima Levy Armstrong, a lawyer who joined the protests, said on the phone from the freeway. nyti.ms/2TZIhep
PHOENIX — At least 150 pro-Trump protesters, some of them armed, gathered in front of the State Capitol before marching to the Maricopa County Recorder’s Office, where the count could help determine the outcome of the election. nyti.ms/2TZIhep
https://twitter.com/viaSimonRomero/status/1324197280983904256
PORTLAND — Hundreds gathered to protest President Trump’s attempted interventions in the vote count. “It’s such a dangerous moment,” said one 59-year-old woman, who said she joined out of fear that Trump would try to stay in power even if he lost.
https://twitter.com/ByMikeBaker/status/1324162458072670208
DETROIT — Police pushed back a crowd, many of them members of the Michigan GOP, while workers continued counting absentee ballots. nyti.ms/2TZIhep
NEW YORK CITY — A day of peaceful demonstrations in Manhattan turned violent. Police moved in on a group of several hundred people, pushing them to the sidewalks and arresting at least 20. Read more: nyti.ms/2TUxanf
See more scenes of protest from around the country as the #Election2020 vote count continues: nyti.ms/2TZIhep
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