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<h5>People gather outside of Whig Hall on election night.</h5><h6>Yacoub Kahkajian / The Daily Princetonian</h6>
People gather outside of Whig Hall on election night.
Yacoub Kahkajian / The Daily Princetonian
VISUAL ESSAY

Princeton decides: The election in photos

American flag flies on a sunny day next to a tan bell tower.
The American flag flies over Nassau Hall on Election Day morning.
Veena Krishnaraj / The Daily Princetonian
A large chalkboard reads "College Republicans Election Night Watch Party (Democrats welcome too)"
The white board at the College Republicans watch party.
Annie Rupertus / The Daily Princetonian

People gather in large lecture hall watching a large projection screen displaying Fox News.
Fox News plays at the College Republicans election night watch party in Robertson Hall 100.
Louisa Gheorghita / The Daily Princetonian
"Election 2024" banner hang over an indoor balcony. Students sit on rows of chairs.
Students watch election night 2024 unfold in Whig-Clio’s Senate chamber during their late night watch party.
Louisa Gheorghita / The Daily Princetonian
Three students watch MSNBC on a TV in the distance.
Students watch MSNBC’s Steve Kornacki in Stokes Lounge at the Whig-Clio election watch-party.
Louisa Gheorghita / The Daily Princetonian
Stacks of donut boxes sit on an orange table outside. An individual is reaching into one of the boxes for a donut.
Students grab donuts on McCosh walk on Election Day morning at Vote100’s “Donuts and Democracy” event.
Brandon Lee / The Daily Princetonian
2 students and an administrator pose for photos in front of a large “I Voted” sign. Their photographer is in frame.
USG Campus and Community Affairs Chair Genevieve Shutt ’26, U-Councilor Aishwarya Swamidurai ’26, and Dean Ian Deas pose for photos at Vote100’s “Donuts and Democracy” event.
Brandon Lee / The Daily Princetonian
A blue poster that reads "dump Trump" and "vote Harris."
A “Vote Harris” poster at the kiosk on the corner of Nassau St. and Vandeventer Ave.
Annie Rupertus / The Daily Princetonian
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