Voted a little after 1 p.m. Less than a dozen voters inside. Didn't have to wait at any point.

Dropped off our ballots the other day. Not that it matters, since living in Eastern WA is living with no political representation.

On the plus side I got my Nickle Boron BCG and PSA Geisselle upper to replace the lame post ban upper on my old Bushmaster.

I just got back, got there just before 1300. One voter just finishing, one other and I checking in. There were 8 check-in positions! I was voter #203 at that place. A little worrisome, because Texas is reputed to be a big Election Day vote. This year, though, we could vote at any of the polling places, not resttricted to our own Precinct one, so maybe folks are voting someplace else.

Very simple ballot--all people, no amendments. Same style ballot from last time: stick blank ballot into machine, use touch screen to select candidates, verify choices, hit PRINT and the ballot is disgorged with a bunch of bar codes and a (tiny) printed list of who was selected, insert ballot into counter. I checked and it did show the right people (I just hope the bar codes match). Whole process done in less than 10 minutes. Did get a sticker.

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Ms. Sig and I just returned from our polling place....Had to stand in line for 45 minutes but worth the wait......

Largest turnout we have even seen in 40+ years of voting in this district.....

Posted this in the DJT discussion:

Dropped off my ballot at the Walmart dropoff, zero people in line...course I did this at 6:20a my time.

To all you members that have not voted yet or dropped off your ballots, no matter what you hear, please vote or drop off your ballots. If you're in line, stay in line no matter what you're hear about the results.

Voted... and a bump....

Zero wait. I'll be one more of millions.

Voted. It was pretty busy, but lots of volunteers and equipment so no wait. Was in and out in less than 5 minutes.

Dropped off my mail in ballot at local polling place this morning. Took along my neighbor, a Chinese lady who claims she had never voted in China.

Voted at 13:30. Moderately busy.

I dropped off all five of my ballots on Saturday.

(Wife and kids all cheated off of my test.)

Voted this afternoon at 1:00 PM. No lines and about 1/2 dozen people inside. The wife went about 7:30 AM this morning before work and she waited about 1 1/2 hours. She said about 100 people in line.

Wife and I voted at 06:45. No wait at all. We spent more time talking with a Republican volunteer out front. Signed up to help out with the fight we have ahead in VA over the next year.

Talked to a few friends that voted here in NOVA, they all mentioned waiting 15-30 minutes.

Voted as soon as the polls opened in my little town, 9th person in line, with 6-7 behind me. Took 15 minutes, as we have only 6 booths and a 2 page ballot.

That's today???

Wife and I picked up my sister and we all went to vote. Was a pretty large turnout but easily in and out in no time. My town is usually pretty conservative with voting! To bad it gets cancelled out by the idiots in Boston. My wife's niece even went out to vote for the first time. (voted Trump)

Voted after I got home from work at 3:45.

My polling place is literally across the street, so quite convenient. There was no line whatsoever. I was in and out in 5 min., and that was mostly because I was making high damn sure the bubbles were perfect so there was no convenient "error" with my ballot. My ballot # was 344. I find it hard to believe that I was only the 344th person in the ward that day, so maybe there was a lot of mail-in voting.

I also live right on the border of another voting ward, so there's a second polling place about 3 blocks away. Drove past on the way to work and the line was looped around the parking lot at 7:30. Easily an hour plus wait for those folks.

A friend came up from NC for our wedding on Saturday, and she voted on Thursday. Talked to my wife on the phone the entire time she stood in line...one hour, 45 min.

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That's today???

Only for Republicans, Democrat voting is tomorrow to space people out due to COVID.

30 minute process at 11 am this morning.......a heavier crowd than usual.

A nice touch....when any "first time voter" would be checked in all of the poll workers would ask everyone to clap and cheer for them. My friend and his wife were just in front of me and they brought along their son Cullen for his first vote. Kid got a standing O!

Pretty cool.

My wife, son, and I went in around 2:15. Walked right up to the table and we were all out in just a few minutes. I've never had to wait in line to vote.