Clarence Allmond, 56, waits for a ride outside the Greyhound station in Kansas City, Missouri, on Fri., Aug. 5, 2016. He was traveling from Washington, D.C., to move to Gladstone, Missouri, where he has family. His niece died about 6 months earlier, and his nephew was murdered in May 2016, and he decided he needed to leave DC to get away from those deaths. Wrapped in paper was a fishing pole given to him by a relative. Asked about the election, Allmond said he was not registered to vote. “I’m just not into politics,” he said, “Once they get into office, they just do the same thing.”