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Originally posted by cparktd:
Most of the voting places are in the schools so no school today here.

Is that pretty common elsewhere?

Not here in Dallas County--schools still in session and School Zones active. Polls in schools are usually in the gym, so gym classes are canceled.

flashguy

Took off from work about half an hour early, three people ahead of me. In and out in 5 minutes, and showed my DL for them. Sorry Tim Kaine, but that's one more "No" vote for you.

Another no for Timmy. Passed on the blue "sample ballot" at the entrance. Took less than 5 minutes.

Yeah, I voted this afternoon. Breezed in and out.

6:15 this morning on the way to work. 6 or 8 people there when I was.

Not my sticker, but got one like it today.

I voted after work today, very short line with little to no wait. When I passed a few precincts this morning, the lines were longer than I saw in the 2016 elections.

I voted at lunch time.

Busy, but I did not have to wait.

We have had early voting in Ohio for a month.

Voted about an hour ago. Only one person in line ahead of me.

I voted on the way home from work. Looks like turnout is 1.5 to 2X the usual. That's a good thing.

Long lines this morning but I voted in under 5 minutes at 545 this afternoon in Cobb Co, Georgia.

I'm already reading and seeing reports of lines around buildings now that work is out. Crazy stuff, especially for a mid term.

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Originally posted by rat2306:
In and out in 5 minutes, and showed my DL for them. Sorry Tim Kaine, but that's one more "No" vote for you.

Nice job, sir, and I have you beat by a whole minute.
I was at the poll at 6:41 this morning, and back in the truck at 6:45.


"Hey, Tim! Take a hike!"

I voted this morning with no line

Just voted! Took less than 5 minutes to get back in my truck.

I voted after work, around 5:15 this afternoon. No line, was in and out in a few minutes.

Checking in.

Voted! No line at my polling station at around 3:45 PM.

Go RED WAVE!!
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I voted. I was in the mid 400s out of a total of around 1200 eligible voters in the township. Pretty typical of turnout in this township from my experience.

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Originally posted by vthoky:

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Originally posted by rat2306:
In and out in 5 minutes, and showed my DL for them. Sorry Tim Kaine, but that's one more "No" vote for you.

Nice job, sir, and I have you beat by a whole minute.
I was at the poll at 6:41 this morning, and back in the truck at 6:45.


"Hey, Tim! Take a hike!"

He lost any chance of ever getting me to vote for him when he ordered the rest areas on the interstates closed to save money... That's at least three non-votes for him; you, ewills and I.