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DOUBLE EXPOSURE: Bringing to light the untold - and untrue - stories behind the pictures
“I am hurrying but these little circles are hard to color in.”
LINDA KAY LIVINGSTON
Albuquerque
“’Think outside the box,’ they said.”
CRYSTAL SILVA
Albuquerque
“No one tells me how to vote. Not even my better half.”
FRANCES L. CHAVEZ
Los Ranchos
“Dot your I’s, cross your legs and remember to color in the entire bubble.”
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ELIZABETH A. SAAVEDRA
Los Lunas
“Wow, I’ve been sitting here for three hours and still can’t find anyone worth a darn to vote for.”
ED RODRIGUEZ
Albuquerque
“I can’t even tie my sneakers and now I’m supposed to vote for somebody?”
MICHAEL PACHECO
Albuquerque
“Can I have more options please?”
TIM FARMBROUGH
Albuquerque
“Am I in the wrong place? I came here expecting to get a tattoo, not a ballot.”
JOAN NEWMAN
Albuquerque
This woman is a hero of democracy or the wife of one of the candidates.
RICK WELLER
Albuquerque
“’Vote,’ they said. ‘Make a difference.’ ‘Have a voice in democracy.’ So where is everyone?”
LINDA SOLOMON
Albuquerque
“It feels creepy in here all by myself. I’d swear hundreds of old newspaper-reading eyes were watching me.”
MARK YARNELLE
Albuquerque
“Dang, this ballot is so long. I should’ve hit the ladies’ room on my way in.”
PAULA DUPRE
Rio Rancho
“I don’t get it. I took a shower just a month ago.”
PAUL CHRISTOPHERSEN
Albuquerque
“If one more person votes, it will be a tie. Instant runoff won’t work.”
TOM ORTIZ
Santa Fe
