We did the early voting today at one of the county satellite sites, had to - gasp! - show my driver's license.

We went to the same site Saturday; it was packed so we passed. Today was also packed, but we were out of there in less than an hour, saw lots of pals in line. At 73, I was among mostly fellow retirees.

Found out there's a chance I may have to work election day because everybody else is going to be busy at the polls, so I stopped by the courthouse today and got it done. Took about 10 minutes.

Yes, voted yesterday at the Lehigh County Government Center in Allentown, PA.

It was about a 40 minute wait to request and obtain my ‘absentee ballot’, with DL credentials required, and about 3 mins to complete the ballot, put it in the envelopes, sign it and turn it in.

I saw a gentleman out at lunch today who had a “Visitor” label on his shirt which they were giving to people after getting thru security at the gov’t center, and I said to him “Glad to see that you voted.”, and he replied something along the line of, “Yes, I wanted to get my vote in because I am hearing that there is going to be major power outages on election day.”



We’ll see!

Just did today in WI, 1st day regular early in-person voting. I’m in a conservative area, actively was over double the usual number of voters. The lady said they had a line earlier.

Hopefully a sign of things to come, wake up from this nightmare.

Pretty busy considering this is day 2 of early voting.

I waited in line behind only one person. But 50% of the booths were occupied by voters.

Trump, Scott, and Gaetz all got my vote today.

Early voting in NH begins on Tuesday 11/5...@ 6:00 AM in my town, and as early as 12:01 AM in some others!

Well grabbed my Dad and we hit the voting booth. Left the house, 10 min drive, walked in voted drove home. 30 Mins total. When I dropped Dad off Mom said " What? did they kick you out?" Last week that place was a mad house when you drove by. This week no line or wait, Wham Bam.

Early voting started Monday, we went around 4pm no real line but a constant stream of people, almost all of the 20-30 booths were full. Dang ballot was two pages but we got it done...

Voted this morning. No line. In and out in 10 minutes.

Early voted yesterday as I mentioned in another thread. About 45 minutes in line and the line was about the same length when I was done. Good to see a very good turnout!

Wife just dropped off five ballots from myself and our crew here (monitored drop box). Said the library was jam-packed full of people voting early.

I pulled in the early voting parking lot after work and was surprised it was only 25% full. Myself and the others didn't realize they had reduced hours week #1 of early voting and it's only 8 to 5. Next week is the 7 to 7 that I remember.

Voted early last week.

Board of Elections was packed.

I have to compliment them on how well the traffic and number of voters was handled.

Voted today. Board of elections was a busy place with law enforcement directing heavy traffic for a while. But it was well staffed and was a quick in and out.

Went this afternoon. Took 30-35 min in line. They had 30 machines and it was quick. The ballot after being printed had a bar code and next to each was the person you voted for.

And the machines are not dominion.

I screwed up my mail in ballot over the weekend, so I had to go in person to get a replacement (if I waited for another to be sent to me, I might not get it postmarked by the deadline going back in). Turns out I had to fill it out on site, and I didn’t have all of my cheat sheets and had to recall some of it from memory. We have a crap ton of ballot initiatives and even more judges. So I voted yesterday.

In-person early voted on the 22nd.

Of note: the voting machine is electronic, but there is a paper printout (not accessible to the voter) accompanying the machine, clearly visible through a window on the printer.

Planning to vote early before lunchtime today.

Voted last Saturday, 10/19. Paper ballots, then sealed in envelopes. Later to be opened and scanned through a Dominion machine. I'm in MA.