Count me in. Waited in line for quite a bit. Glad for the opportunity to vote early though.

Wife and I voted yesterday. About two hundred people at 4 pm. Went smoothly most wore mask but were bunched together about like normal.. Normal.....what an interesting word.

Absentee ballot, handed in, in person. I even got a free pen for my trouble.

I'll be voting on November 3, just like I'm supposed to. I don't see any reason for early voting ,unless you know you're going to be out of town.

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Originally posted by houndawg:
I'll be voting on November 3, just like I'm supposed to. I don't see any reason for early voting ,unless you know you're going to be out of town.

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I had planned to vote on Nov. 3
but our governor (democrat) decided
to limit any gathering of more than 5 people. I voted early before the new limits went into effect.
Now only one or two people can vote at a time because of new covid rules. Lines are now very long and taking hours to vote.
I believe the governor did this to make voting more difficult.

#Trump 2020

Second day of early voting in West Orange County (Orlando). This early voting location typically has only a 5-10 minute wait in off year elections.

Today, parking lot overflowing with a 70 minute wait to vote. Radio says multiple hour wait wait in some locations in Orange County.

Just got back.

Submitted my absentee ballot today since I'll be out of town for election week. Who'd of thunk they'd ask me for ID just to drop it off.

On Friday, I Dropped my mail-in ballot in a collection box located in the lobby of Chandler’s city hall building.
This morning, I checked the county election office’s web site and saw this..... Election: 11/3/2020 - GENERAL ELECTION
10/18/2020 Your ballot was signature verified and counted.

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Originally posted by stoic-one:
Submitted my absentee ballot today since I'll be out of town for election week. Who'd of thunk they'd ask me for ID just to drop it off.

Wow. Democrats in Tucson would be pissed if a person had to show an ID in order to cast a vote. I mean, how could all those dead Democrats
vote?

Just got done voting and while standing in line for a little more than x1 hour, I heard a lot of positive Trump talk and support.

I am filling out my Oregon mail in ballot right now. It's easy. R-R-R-R-R-R-R........

The un-opposed incumbent judges are a usual question. If I can't figure one out, I leave it blank. Which is usually all of them.

Money and tax issues are usually a no.

Law and order are usually a yes.

There is a bill to remove prohibitions (as I understand) that bar laws requiring campaign money disclosures. I say disclosure is needed.

Wife & I voted today. 40 minutes from start to finish.

Just voted in person. Took them a few minutes to find me in the system; the wife was instant. Took maybe 15 minutes. I saw no effects of the new COVID rules the dumbass governor just decreed.

Two more Trump votes today in WI. We did in-person early voting.

I voted today in Pompano Beach, FL. Only about 40 people on line in front of me, but when I went in, there were a good 100 people behind me. Took only 30 minutes total. But I just voted the republican ballot so took me less than 5 mins to vote. They ID everyone here in Florida to vote.

Two early Trump votes in downstate Illinois today, a couple people in front of us. Our miserable Gov.JB Prickster has been playing games with Covid numbers and there rumors he wants to jack up positive cases downstate to curtail a certain big turnout south of Chicago so why take a chance and wait until election day?

We'll drop by our local polling place on election day just to make an appearance in case someone is counting heads.

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Done.......

As an aside, our 60+% ‘red County’ was fairly busy with voting traffic. I just ordered another large Trump flag.

Our polling station has already cast over 11,245 ballots as of last night.

It felt good to put that check next to Donald Trump's name.