Election volunteer Bob Hendrickson sets up signs before the polls open Election Day morning in State College. "It takes more time than you think to set up everything for the election." Hendrickson said, "People can arrive early. So, we need to have things ready." / Photo by RunKun Yu

Esther Prins, a Penn State professor from the College of Education, volunteers at the Comfort Suites in State College. "This is how Americans speak,” Prins said. / Photo by RunKun Yu

Poll protector Louis Giordano of Brooklyn, NY volunteers in the HUB-Robeson Center to help the State College community vote. “I thought it was important to come out and help, he said, adding, “Brooklyn I didn’t think was as necessary because it’s a very disproportionate vote on one side, obviously.” / Photo by Grace Miller

Penn State junior Madison Walters is told by HUB-Robeson Center poll workers that she must vote at the Bryce Jordan Cente. Walters said she is voting in this election because “a lot of human rights are on the line right now.” / Photo by Grace Miller

Penn State freshman and member of College Democrats Taylor Brown (right) writes “BIDEN HARRIS” with chalk outside of the HUB-Robeson Center. / Photo by Grace Miller

Supporters of President Trump make a final appeal for votes outside the Bryce Jordan Center on the Penn State campus on Election Day. Nick DeLucca, 19, of Pittsburgh, PA, center, said, “He respects the values that this country was built upon,” adding, “The left tears those values down. I don’t find it acceptable.” / Photo by Kit Schroder

Jacob Klipstein, a Penn State senior majoring in political science, history and Jewish studies, and the president of Penn State’s College Democrats, speaks into a megaphone outside the Bryce Jordan Center on Election Day on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020 in University Park, Pa. / Photo by Lily LaRegina

Members of the Kappa Alpha Psi service fraternity at Penn State hand out donuts to voters in front of the Bryce Jordan Center on Election Day on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020 in University Park, Pa. / Photo by Lily LaRegina

Sisters Reem Abdou , a freshman majoring in astrophysics, left, and Alaa Abdou, a junior majoring in biomedical engineering, leave the Bryce Jordan Center after voting on Election Day on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020 in University Park, Pa. “We think if you have the opportunity to vote, always vote, exercise your right,” Alaa says. “Everyone should feel comfortable living in this country, we need a president who will bring everyone together.” / Photo by Lily LaRegina

Voters wait in line before the polls open on Election Day at the State College Borough Municipal Building on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020 in State College, Pa. / Photo by Lily LaRegina

Calvin Jones, of State College, poses for a portrait after voting at Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020 in State College, Pa. “I was determined to be in person. It is important and more personal to me.” / Photo by Lily LaRegina

Johnny Mash, a Penn State junior majoring in bio-behavioral health, votes at the State College Borough Building in State College Pa. on November 3, 2020. / Photo by Emily Moskowitz

Siani Marcus, a Penn State sophomore majoring in architectural engineering, returns her mail-in ballot at the State College Borough Building in State College Pa., on November 3, 2020. / Photo by Emily Moskowitz

Jordan Emely rolls up voting stickers at the State College Borough Municipal Building. Emely is the judge of elections and a senior at Penn State. / Photo by Hailey Jennings

Jessi Krone, of Bellefonte, Pa., strikes a pose for a portrait after she cast her ballot at Logan Fire Hall in Bellefonte, Pa., on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020. / Photo by Josie Chen

Josh Wede, left, of State College, Pa., comfirms his voter registration with poll worker Anne Kelly, of Boalsburg, Pa., before voting at State College Assembly of God in State College on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020. / Photo by Josie Chen

Amy Kelshner, right, waves goodbye as Travis Blair and his daughter Clara, of Bellefonte, Pa., leave after voting at St. John Lutheran Church in Bellefonte on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020. Kelshner is the judge of elections at the St. John Lutheran Church polling place. / Photo by Josie Chen

Penn State utility worker Nadezhda Hockenberry after voting at the State College Borough Building on S. Allen St. Hockenberry, who is 56 years old, is originally from Kazakhstan and doesn’t speak much English but expressed her excitement in casting her ballot for this election. / Photo by Melissa Manno

Margeaux Bell, 20, is a junior at Penn State majoring in Architectural Engineering. Bell worked the Biden table outside the Bryce Jordan Center on Election Day, encouraging others to vote. “I messed up my voting registration so I couldn’t vote myself, but I still believe in making a contribution to the election, so I am helping with the table to encourage others to vote.” / Photo by Nikki DeCanio

Morgan Watt, 19, is a sophomore at Penn State majoring in Animal Science. Watt worked the Trump table supporting her political views and educating other people about his policies. “The first amendment is very important to me and the university always tries to censor us and our views. That is why I am working this table, I want to fight for a president who fights for speaking the truth even if it is ugly.” / Photo by Nikki DeCanio

Penn state junior Jamie Arnold writes “Do It for R.B.G” in front of the Allen Street Gates on Election Day. She was volunteering at the table for Students for Joe Biden to encourage people to vote for the Biden-Harris campaign. / Photo by Shelby Lincoln

Lisa Grove welcomes voters as she takes their names upon entering to vote at St. John Lutheran Church. / Photo by Terrance McCrystal

Centre Daily Times Reporter Josh Myer interviews Penn State student Sean Rendar after voting at the State College Borough Building on S. Allen St. on Tuesday, Oct. 3. “Today’s an important day for students,” Rendar said. “Everyone needs to get to the polls and vote.” / Photo by Melissa Manno

Steve Yetsko, a candidate for Pennsylvania House of Representatives District 77, campaigns outside of the Knights of Columbus polling location in State College, Pa., November 3, 2020. / Photo by Abbi DiTonno.

Jordan Green, a Penn State student, waits to vote outside of the Knights of Columbus polling location in State College, Pa., November 3, 2020. / Photo by Abbi DiTonno

On the right, Daryel Stickles, a Bellefonte High School student working as a volunteer poll worker, helps a voter outside of the Knights of Columbus in State College, Pa., on Election Day, November 3, 2020. / Photo by Abbi DiTonno

Peg Dobrinska and her dog, Ben, sit outside of the Knights of Columbus polling location in State College, Pa., November 3, 2020. Dobrinska serves on the Centre County Democratic Committee and is a precinct chair. / Photo by Abbi DiTonno

Allyson Minton, 21, of Granby, Colorado, takes out her anxiety on a stress ball as she watches voting results come in on Tuesday. "I can't take four more years of Donald Trump," said Minton. / Photo by Sam Coffey