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Performing Arts Group Cheers Baltimore Voters At Polls

Decked out in colorful costumes, members of Fluid Movement are providing a cheering section at ballot drop boxes throughout the city.

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“All we’re doing is cheering people on for voting,” Valarie Perez-Shere of Fluid Movement said. “We’re not really cajoling people to vote, we’re not selling anything. We’re just celebrating voting."
“All we’re doing is cheering people on for voting,” Valarie Perez-Shere of Fluid Movement said. “We’re not really cajoling people to vote, we’re not selling anything. We’re just celebrating voting." (WJZ)

BALTIMORE, MD — For more than one and a half million Marylanders who plan to vote by mail-in ballot, the process can seem rather anticlimactic. But one local performing arts group is hoping to change that.

When voters at select locations across Baltimore drop off their ballots, they’ll be greeted by a cheering section — Fluid Movement.

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