Afghan voters are flocking to the polls to choose a new president amid heavy security. President Hamid Karzai was among the first to vote Saturday morning. After nearly 12 years in office, he is banned by the constitution for running for office again.
2/8Afghan men line up before casting their votes in a polling station in Herat.
Afghan voters are flocking to the polls to choose a new president amid heavy security. President Hamid Karzai was among the first to vote Saturday morning. After nearly 12 years in office, he is banned by the constitution for running for office again.
3/8A policeman stands guard outside a polling station in Kabul as Afghans queue to vote outside before it opens.
Afghan voters are flocking to the polls to choose a new president amid heavy security. President Hamid Karzai was among the first to vote Saturday morning. After nearly 12 years in office, he is banned by the constitution for running for office again.
4/8An Afghan policeman searches men before they enter a polling station in Adraskan district, Herat province.
Afghan voters are flocking to the polls to choose a new president amid heavy security. President Hamid Karzai was among the first to vote Saturday morning. After nearly 12 years in office, he is banned by the constitution for running for office again.
5/8An Afghan woman looks for a candidate on a ballot while voting during presidential and provincial elections in Adraskan district, Herat province.
Afghan voters are flocking to the polls to choose a new president amid heavy security. President Hamid Karzai was among the first to vote Saturday morning. After nearly 12 years in office, he is banned by the constitution for running for office again.
6/8An Afghan man dips his finger into ink before casting a vote at a polling station in Jalalabad, east of Kabul.
Afghan voters are flocking to the polls to choose a new president amid heavy security. President Hamid Karzai was among the first to vote Saturday morning. After nearly 12 years in office, he is banned by the constitution for running for office again.
7/8Women stand in line to vote at a polling station in Kabul.
Afghan voters are flocking to the polls to choose a new president amid heavy security. President Hamid Karzai was among the first to vote Saturday morning. After nearly 12 years in office, he is banned by the constitution for running for office again.
8/8An elderly woman shows another woman her inked finger after casting her ballot at a polling station in Kabul.
Afghan voters are flocking to the polls to choose a new president amid heavy security. President Hamid Karzai was among the first to vote Saturday morning. After nearly 12 years in office, he is banned by the constitution for running for office again.
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