Voted by mail 10 days ago, wife did, too.

I voted at 6:15am. No political themed clothing allowed so I wore red chucks, red flannel, and a red JESUS t-shirt.

Voting was about the same as 2016 for me. Pouring rain, but I don't think that will affect turnout. Encourage every Trump supporter you know to be sure to get out and vote. The media arm of the Democrats (MAD) will pull out all the stops to try to discourage Republican voters. See the article by Sundance on previous page. Tell everyone to vote, vote, vote!

Voted here in Central Ma- No line with decent weather.

I showed up at 6:15. Polls didn't open until 6:30 so I was the first one at our polling place.

I voted this morning. I was surprised to see how long the line was.

I live in a red county, so I hope that's a good sign.

I'm on my way now. I'll report back later.

I voted absentee but my friends are telling me the lines are the longest they have seen and there are lots of MAGA hats

Voted at 6:01 this morning, a lot of people already in front of me, a few MAGA hats were on display, hopefully it will be a good Republican showing at the polls.

Voted by mail – first time that I’ve done it that way.

I early voted last week when I happened to be downtown taking photographs near the Municipal Building.Took 15 minutes.

I just voted here with my wife. No lines and no waiting.

I voted at 7:30AM in my corner of Montco, PA and the polling place was very busy already. The line to vote was out the door. Not many snowflakes were present. Think that's a good sign.

My wife was 3rd I was 4th in line as they opened the doors at my polling place.

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Originally posted by MRMATT:
I voted at 7:30AM in my corner of Montco, PA and the polling place was very busy already. The line to vote was out the door. Not many snowflakes were present. Think that's a good sign.

I'm in SE Bucks county. I was there at 7:05am. Small line but that was because nobody knew what they were doing (poll workers).

I'm holding out hope we can boot Wolf and Casey at a minimum. Would be nice to keep Davis out of the state senate too.

Voted, was # 7 in line for my precient at 7:00am. Wife & 3 kids are all on the same page as me. Proud to be their dad. That's 5 for the plus column.

Early voted last week here in FL. Very steady crowd but not overwhelming.

I exercised the right of my civic duty this morning.

My wife and I just got back from the polls. Two votes for Missouri's next senator, Josh Hawley.

Last night MSNBC put up a graphic showing that Gillum had won the gubernatorial race. It's exactly the kind of thing that Sundance predicted in the article I linked a couple of pages earlier.

Spread the word about this kind of MSM deceit. It needs to be exposed so that they cannot depress the Republican vote, as they hope to do in every election.

https://deadline.com/2018/11/m...nor-race-1202496555/