Photo Essay | Thursday, November 6, 2008

A student chalks the sidewalk outside of Dartmouth Hall early Tuesday morning.

Students take Vote Clamantis vans to the polls at Hanover High School.

Chalk outside the Hopkins Center prompted the College Republicans to complain about vandalism and unfair tactics on behalf of the College Democrats.

A young supporter campaigns for Senator Barack Obama on the corner of Main St.

A student works a table outside of Collis Common Ground. The College Democrats and College Republicans set up Election Day campaign headquarters in Common Ground.

The Dartmouth College Democrats posted a tally of students voters throughout the day.

Students campaign at the center of the Green throughout the day.

Democrats and Republicans hold signs outside of Hanover High School.

Peter Knights and Ellen Mulvhill from Hanover, N.H. and Lyme, N.H., respectively, dress as John McCain and Sarah Palin outside the polls at Hanover High School.

Elizabeth Trandel &#8216;12 submits her ballot after voting at Hanover High School.

Long lines formed at Ben and Jerry&#8217;s as students received free ice cream cones after voting.

A banner hangs over Main Street in Hanover.

Students run down the first floor of Berry Library, cheering for Obama after his victory speech.

The crowd of students paused in Novack Cafe before heading to President Wright&#8217;s house on Webster Avenue.

More than 200 students converged on College President James Wright&#8217;s house to demand a speech.

A group of students begins to sing in front of Sig Ep fraternity while waiting for President Wright to come out.

Following his brief speech, many students gathered around President Wright to shake his hand.