Miami voters weigh local hardship and America's global role as early voting ends
France, Nov. 2 -- At a polling station inside a train station near the Stephen P Clark Government Center in downtown Miami, voters spoke on Sunday of neglected residents, low taxes and America's strained relationship with Europe - concerns spanning local hardship and the country's role in the world.
Journalists were not allowed to approach voters within a perimeter of 23 metres, marked by orange pylons, guarded by a "polling agent."
At the entry of the station, a group of homeless people gathered. Some sit in camping chairs, others lie on mats. They refuse to answer questions.
But Isabella, who had just voted, said she was angry about their plight. Voter Isabella in Miami, cast an early vote on 1 November 2026.
"This city just isn't t...
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