Independent reporting and commentary from TJ Sullivan, a national award-winning writer, formerly of Los Angeles, now living in Chicago. Sullivan is an author, independent journalist, photographer and college-level journalism instructor who has been featured as a speaker at several national writing conferences. To request an interview, or to inquire about scheduling Sullivan to speak at your event, please include the name and address of your organization and a contact telephone number.
Tuesday, November 04, 2008
Los Angeles, Election Day 2008
The line of people waiting to vote at the Cheviot Hills Recreation Center at 2551 Moter Ave. stretched back more than 100 yards prior to the opening of the polls at 7 a.m. Likewise, there were long lines outside polling places set up in two fraternity houses near UCLA.
I've posted a brief photo essay online here at www.TJSullivanLA.com, and plan to add to it throughout the day.
— TJ Sullivan
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