Occupy Flint supporters set up tents to occupy outside City Hall for 24 hours in downtown Flint, Mi on Election Day.

Occupy Flint supporters hand out flyers to cars traveling along Saginaw St. in front of City Hall on election day.

Occupy Flint supporter Rob Quarters of Flint plays guitar along Saginaw St. in front of City Hall on election day. Supporters of the Occupy movement set up tents on the lawn at City Hall were the 52nd. precinct polling station is located, planning to occupy the space for 24 hours to "stand up for the right of Americans to freely assemble and voice their grievances," according to literature distributed at the event.

Flint Election Inspector Shaconna Barber measures with a section of rope, the 100 ft. Occupy Flint supporters and other candidates or their supporters, must stay from the 52nd precinct polling station at City Hall.

Occupy Flint supporter Brian Morrissey, talks with Flint resident Bernadette Reyes about the Occupy movement's message outside the 52nd precinct polling station at City Hall.

Occupy Flint supporters hand out flyers to cars traveling along Saginaw St. in front of City Hall on election day.

Occupy Flint media team members (left to right) Jerin Sage, Devin Graham and Kat Shaw ready their mobile internet connection and Live Stream broadcast of the group's direct action outside the 52nd precinct polling station at City Hall.

Occupy Flint direct action outside Flint City Hall on election day.

Occupy Flint supporters take a break from distributing flyers to cars passing by City Hall on Saginaw in downtown Flint, Mi on Election Day.

Adam Gerics, Flint resident and Occupy Flint supporter, stands along Saginaw St. outside City Hall during the group's direct action on election day.

Flint police give the thumbs up to Lance Miller, handing out flyers to cars passing on Saginaw St. but tell him that members of the group must stay out of the streets while doing it.