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On Sat., Oct. 17, LGBTQIA community members and allies turned out for Austin’s first-ever Pride at the Polls, a day of early voting and festivities Downtown. While attendees cast their ballots at the Central Library, speakers, drag artists, and local activists outside City Hall spoke to the importance of LGBTQIA folks getting out the vote in the Nov. 3 general election. -
Pride at the Polls organizer Nathan Manske -
On Sat., Oct. 17, LGBTQIA community members and allies turned out for Austin’s first-ever Pride at the Polls, a day of early voting and festivities Downtown. While attendees cast their ballots at the Central Library, speakers, drag artists, and local activists outside City Hall spoke to the importance of LGBTQIA folks getting out the vote in the Nov. 3 general election. -
On Sat., Oct. 17, LGBTQIA community members and allies turned out for Austin’s first-ever Pride at the Polls, a day of early voting and festivities Downtown. While attendees cast their ballots at the Central Library, speakers, drag artists, and local activists outside City Hall spoke to the importance of LGBTQIA folks getting out the vote in the Nov. 3 general election. -
Robin Rose Quartz -
On Sat., Oct. 17, LGBTQIA community members and allies turned out for Austin’s first-ever Pride at the Polls, a day of early voting and festivities Downtown. While attendees cast their ballots at the Central Library, speakers, drag artists, and local activists outside City Hall spoke to the importance of LGBTQIA folks getting out the vote in the Nov. 3 general election. -
On Sat., Oct. 17, LGBTQIA community members and allies turned out for Austin’s first-ever Pride at the Polls, a day of early voting and festivities Downtown. While attendees cast their ballots at the Central Library, speakers, drag artists, and local activists outside City Hall spoke to the importance of LGBTQIA folks getting out the vote in the Nov. 3 general election. -
On Sat., Oct. 17, LGBTQIA community members and allies turned out for Austin’s first-ever Pride at the Polls, a day of early voting and festivities Downtown. While attendees cast their ballots at the Central Library, speakers, drag artists, and local activists outside City Hall spoke to the importance of LGBTQIA folks getting out the vote in the Nov. 3 general election. -
On Sat., Oct. 17, LGBTQIA community members and allies turned out for Austin’s first-ever Pride at the Polls, a day of early voting and festivities Downtown. While attendees cast their ballots at the Central Library, speakers, drag artists, and local activists outside City Hall spoke to the importance of LGBTQIA folks getting out the vote in the Nov. 3 general election. -
On Sat., Oct. 17, LGBTQIA community members and allies turned out for Austin’s first-ever Pride at the Polls, a day of early voting and festivities Downtown. While attendees cast their ballots at the Central Library, speakers, drag artists, and local activists outside City Hall spoke to the importance of LGBTQIA folks getting out the vote in the Nov. 3 general election. -
The Beckies -
On Sat., Oct. 17, LGBTQIA community members and allies turned out for Austin’s first-ever Pride at the Polls, a day of early voting and festivities Downtown. While attendees cast their ballots at the Central Library, speakers, drag artists, and local activists outside City Hall spoke to the importance of LGBTQIA folks getting out the vote in the Nov. 3 general election. -
On Sat., Oct. 17, LGBTQIA community members and allies turned out for Austin’s first-ever Pride at the Polls, a day of early voting and festivities Downtown. While attendees cast their ballots at the Central Library, speakers, drag artists, and local activists outside City Hall spoke to the importance of LGBTQIA folks getting out the vote in the Nov. 3 general election. -
On Sat., Oct. 17, LGBTQIA community members and allies turned out for Austin’s first-ever Pride at the Polls, a day of early voting and festivities Downtown. While attendees cast their ballots at the Central Library, speakers, drag artists, and local activists outside City Hall spoke to the importance of LGBTQIA folks getting out the vote in the Nov. 3 general election. -
Pride at the Polls emcee Ms. Amazing Head, founding member of Black Queer Lives Matter ATX -
Diamond Dior Davenport -
Amber Nicole Davenport -
On Sat., Oct. 17, LGBTQIA community members and allies turned out for Austin’s first-ever Pride at the Polls, a day of early voting and festivities Downtown. While attendees cast their ballots at the Central Library, speakers, drag artists, and local activists outside City Hall spoke to the importance of LGBTQIA folks getting out the vote in the Nov. 3 general election. -
On Sat., Oct. 17, LGBTQIA community members and allies turned out for Austin’s first-ever Pride at the Polls, a day of early voting and festivities Downtown. While attendees cast their ballots at the Central Library, speakers, drag artists, and local activists outside City Hall spoke to the importance of LGBTQIA folks getting out the vote in the Nov. 3 general election. -
On Sat., Oct. 17, LGBTQIA community members and allies turned out for Austin’s first-ever Pride at the Polls, a day of early voting and festivities Downtown. While attendees cast their ballots at the Central Library, speakers, drag artists, and local activists outside City Hall spoke to the importance of LGBTQIA folks getting out the vote in the Nov. 3 general election. -
On Sat., Oct. 17, LGBTQIA community members and allies turned out for Austin’s first-ever Pride at the Polls, a day of early voting and festivities Downtown. While attendees cast their ballots at the Central Library, speakers, drag artists, and local activists outside City Hall spoke to the importance of LGBTQIA folks getting out the vote in the Nov. 3 general election.
Pride at the Polls Event at City Hall
