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Halloween on the Hill: HOH’s Costume Picks

Not everyone went as Trump and Clinton

Rene T, who declined to provide his full last name, wears a “Bill on Capitol Hill” costume as he jumps in the air while a friend takes photos on the U.S. Senate steps at the U.S. Capitol on Monday. ( Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call)
Rene T, who declined to provide his full last name, wears a “Bill on Capitol Hill” costume as he jumps in the air while a friend takes photos on the U.S. Senate steps at the U.S. Capitol on Monday. ( Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call)
By Alex Gangitano
Posted October 31, 2016 at 9:22pm

Halloween has become a time for some to dress up as your favorite — or least favorite — politician. Or, if you’re a politician, dress up in a clever way.

So, Heard on the Hill celebrated #HOHhalloween and collected photos of people politically dressed this year. It’s not too late to send us photographs of your costumes!

Here’s some of our favorites, which didn’t include the typical Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton or Ken Bone.

 

When you dress up as your favorite senator…

Or to promote your favorite bill…

May the force (and campaign donations) be with you…

 

Heard on the Hill This Week: #HOHhalloween and Paul Ryan’s Musical Number

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You can always dress up as yourself…

Fun for the whole family…

Kids gone political…

 

 

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