On a Baha’i Election: Quiet intensity of focus
By george wesley dannells on Apr 28, 2008 in Baha'i Views
ohoh2golly, my friend on flickr and in life, has a simply marvelous series of 39 photos conveying in vivid black and white the quiet intensity of focus with which Baha’i approach the electoral process. The photos are of the 1971 District Convention in Seattle, Washington, at which the delegates were to be elected who would go in the Spring of 1972 to the Baha’i National Convention in Wilmette, Illinois, to vote for the membership of the National Spiritual Assembly. It is the membership of National Spiritual Assemblies from around the world who in 
turn vote for the Universal House of Justice every five years, as they are doing almost at this present moment,
Ya Bahá’u'l Abha.
-gw 
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Jamie Frank’s flickr set: ‘71 Seattle Baha’i district convention
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