Gregg Segal

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None of the Above

We think we know who are political foes and allies are. But do we? How much can we assume about one’s political identity based solely on image? What do our interpretations of hairstyles, clothes, accessories and other visual cues reveal about us? Are our stereotypes valid or do they unfairly color perception? As you look over these portraits of voters from across the United States, decide for yourself. Can you guess each person’s political identity?

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