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A judge ordered workers at a Philadelphia polling place to cover up a mural of President Obama "in its entirety," after a wave of complaints from Republican officials concerned the image could influence voters.![Phillyafter]()
In response to the judge's order, workers slapped up a few pieces of paper that only partially covered his image -- while leaving the Obama campaign logo and a quote from the current president in full view of voters.![DCpollingplace]()
This photo, provided by the Weekly Standard, shows a mural of President Obama at the School Without Walls High School, a polling site in Washington, D.C.![Tallahasseepolplace]()
This photo, provided by the Media Research Center, shows a poster of President Obama hanging on a wall at the Jack L. McLean Community Center in Tallahassee, Fla.![Chicagopolplace]()
This photo, provided by the Weekly Standard, reportedly shows a Chicago election judge checking in voters while wearing an Obama baseball cap.![Tennpolplace]()
An election worker in Chattanooga, Tenn., wears a pro-Obama shirt.![Oakleypolplace1]()
A sign supporting Proposition 30 was spotted at a polling site in Oakley, Calif.Pro-Obama props spotted at polling sites
A handful of polling sites in several states have come under fire for displaying pro-Obama murals and signs, as well as allowing poll workers to wear Obama campaign gear -- a violation of election law, officials say, that could influence voters.
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