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Collected Item: “Walking Through the Neighborhood Again”

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Walking Through the Neighborhood Again

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Prior to the pandemic, my friend and I would canvas neighborhoods for a local city council candidate here in Tempe. The election was held the week before the world shut down in March. Since then I haven’t done any canvassing. Local campaigns have adapted to the pandemic through no-contact lit dropping (and wearing a mask while doing it, of course). This is essentially just dropping off a flier at someones door with a candidates information on it. I used to take photos of the cool houses and things I would see when walking through the neighborhoods. This past weekend I stopped to take this photo in “The Lakes” neighborhood.

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#HSE, #LocalPolitics, #Tempe, #LitDrop, #Canvassing

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Patrick Pagnozzi

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2020-09-27
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