By Daniel Schwartz, TME, and Elke Heitmeyer

Just like thousands of other small towns throughout the United States, mountain community residents cast their vote for the 2024 General Election on November 5.

Voters selected their choice for President of the United States and a number of state and locally-based elected officials. Residents also voted on ten different proposed California state laws.

As of the time this paper was printed, some races were settled while others were still in question…(please see below to view full stories and photographs)

Photo captions:

Top left and top center: Andrew Reininger and Susan Ledger Edwards volunteering at the Frazier Park Library polling site;

Top right: Pine Mountain Club poll worker Carolyn Gilbert volunteering at a polling station for the eighth time;

Bottom left: Photo from outside the Pine Mountain Christian Community Church, the polling place for Pine Mountain Club;

Bottom right: Photo from outside the Lake of the Woods polling location, Cuddy Hall

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This is part of the November 8, 2024 online edition of The Mountain Enterprise.

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