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Logistics question that I am sure there is an answer too: in the inauguration photo that shows lots of open space...

Posted by ty97 Jan 20 '17, 14:37

There are multiple sections, some closer to the front than others. But people aren't all in the closest section. Like, the first section looks (very roughly) half full, second section 90% full, third section 30-40%, fourth section 75%, and there's even a smattering of people in a further back section.

I assume ticketing was done by section? How does that work? How does the section get assigned? And why not 'sell out' the close-in sections, or 'upgrade' people to fill in the closer sections?

This isn't important, but curious how it works.

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if it's these kinds of spots in the mix, it's by congressional district. doesn't say the order. (I know roy blunt is the m-o-c.) nm but: -- (link) - b. Jan 20, 14:52
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- He means the section or pens that contain the crowd in, I'm assuming, set amounts. - . Jan 20, 14:48
- I can come up with several easy explanation for why the turnout difference, but I'm curious about the logistics of the sectioning -- nm - ty97 Jan 20, 14:47 2
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    - The capital of Tanzania is Dodoma - ty97 Jan 20, 14:52

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