Photos: Voting scenes from across Richmond

The Richmonder has been to all nine districts today to observe the voting process as it plays out. Make sure to come back tonight at 7 p.m. for our live coverage of results as they are received.

At City Hall East, in the 7th District, signs tout candidates as voters arrive. (Alison Travis for The Richmonder)

Voters were in line before 6 a.m. at Forest Hill Presbyterian Church in Richmond's 4th District. (Michael Phillips/The Richmonder)

Andreas Addison takes a selfie with a voter outside Albert Hill Middle School in Richmond's 1st District. (Alison Travis for The Richmonder)

Voters register at Main Street Station in Richmond's 6th District (Alison Travis for The Richmonder)

Early morning voters cast their ballot at the Fire Engine House precinct in Richmond's 6th District. (Michael Phillips/The Richmonder)

Mayoral candidate Maurice Neblett (left) chats with an election worker at the Gilpin Court voting site in the 3rd District. (Graham Moomaw/The Richmonder)

City Council candidate Paul Goldman chats with a voter outside St. Giles church in the 1st District (Michael Phillips/The Richmonder)

A sign at the Virginia Museum of History & Culture in Richmond's 2nd District directs voters. (Alison Travis for The Richmonder)

Voter Anna Furey shows off her opossum voting sticker outside Main Street Station. (Alison Travis for The Richmonder)

Signs greet voters at Blackwell Elementary School in Richmond's 8th District. (Michael Phillips/The Richmonder)

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