Lines wrapped around three streets in Durham, New Hampshire as thousands lined up to hear President Barack Obama campaign for Hillary Clinton at the University of New Hampshire the day before the election — one of his last campaign speeches as president.
While waiting, a mother pauses to straighten her son's collar as the line periodically stops moving. Crowds have been waiting since early in the morning to hear President Barack Obama's speech for Hillary Clinton.
Audience members pull out their phones to record and Snapchat video footage of former astronaut Mark Kelly as he introduces his wife, former Congresswoman Gabby Giffords.
Colin Van Ostern campaigns for his gubernatorial race while an interpreter translates his speech into American Sign Language. At Clinton's rallies, a section has been set aside for audience members with special needs.
President Barack Obama takes in the crowd after closing out his speech at the University of New Hampshire, where he vouched for Hillary Clinton's qualifications and called Donald Trump unfit for the highest office.
Speakers at Hillary Clinton's rally and candidates on the New Hampshire Democratic ticket join President Barack Obama on stage after closing remarks, all of which emphasized the importance of voter turnout.
As President Barack Obama walks the rope line to greet audience members, he is crowded by smartphones and eager students hoping to get a photo or autograph.