Went in at 445 pm after work, was out by 455. There was a line of about 100 when I went by earlier in the day. Worked out well.

My wife and I just voted.
Voting location just down the street from our house.
Total round trip time less than 20 minutes.
No lines.

Just got home from voting. A small line, but I've waited longer for fast food. Besides President Trump, there are a senator (replacing outgoing RINO "establishment" Lamar Alexander), congressperson and state representative up for grabs. For senator I picked Trump-endorsed Bill Hagerty, Congress a newcomer to politics named Diana Harshbarger. The Dem candidates were respectively a Marquita Bradshaw and a Blair Walsingham. Nothing personal, ladies, but you're playing for the wrong team.

Wifey and I both voted by 2pm. Turn out seemed higher than usual. I hope it was mostly shy Trump Voters.

We voted this morning a little after 8. Long line outside. Took us about 90 minutes to get through, which is a lot longer than normal.

Drove by the two local voting centers, no lines at either, Lots of Trump fans outside, but the Library location had no line, The other center, parking lot was full, but there was no outside line.

Looks like everyone got out and voted but this is at 4:30, we'll see how it happens between now and 7 after people get off work, those that do go to work...

The wife and I along with my first time voter, 19 yo daughter, went this morning 10 minutes after the polls opened. It’s a small precinct just outside a moderately sized town. We had 7 or so ahead of us. In and out in 15 minutes as usual. A steady flow behind us.

Waited until after the expected lunch hour rush... about one thirty and I walked right through, no stopping. I over heard one poll worker mention a good turn out but that 80% of registered voters in this location had early voted. That sounded like a lot to me.

Unlike the last time... they didn't stop me outside and take my temperature. This time I was just ask if I had a fever or been around anyone who had. Was given my own pen to sign with and a glove to wear to push the machine buttons.

I went into work an hour early so I could get over to my local polling location by 2pm.

Got there, walked in and straight to check in for my district ward. No line, no wait, no muss, no fuss.

Couple other co-workers went right at 7am when they opened, and both had half hour wait.

Wife and I put in our two votes for Trump (not that it will make a dent in the tally here in this lost state).
Walked right in and voted. No wait.

Where I voted, wasn't a large crowd, just steady flow. Still took about 30min for the vote process. Poll workers were being diligent and carefully screened voters. First responders and other emergency workers, those over 70, and those with disabilities were given head of line.

Done.

Now time to get started.

I stopped at the polling station after work. 5 minutes in and out; and that included me be accosted by a worker and being told I had to put a disposable glove on my "dominant" hand prior to getting my ballot

My wife dropped off her ballot on Saturday and just got the confirmation it had been received and counted this afternoon. I went this morning around 10, had to wait in line for one person in front of me, but the voting location was pretty full of people voting. Saw my second instance of Biden supporters this cycle in the parking lot. I don't believe the polls showing he has a lead here in AZ.

77% turnout so far in my red county.

My wife and I voted at different times today. She was in line for 2 hours and I was in line for an hour and a half. Looks like record voter turnout in my red county!

I voted early, but I got two of my friends to go today -- after years of "just not going."

I've harassed and hassled them relentlessly (but with a grin on), and I am super proud of them for finally getting off their tails and taking the time to vote. She even got her son's girlfriend to go vote today as well.

D&M&M: Thank you.

wife and I went to vote and got out of the car at 10:55 and were back in the car at 11:45. Line was long but moved rapidly, found out why inside the polling location, they had about twice as many machines as they had in 2016. That 2016 wait was a bit over 2 hours.

I was #3 in line when I arrived at 6:00 am. When walked out at 6:35, there were 42 in line.

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Originally posted by vthoky:
I voted early, but I got two of my friends to go today -- after years of "just not going."

I've harassed and hassled them relentlessly (but with a grin on), and I am super proud of them for finally getting off their tails and taking the time to vote. She even got her son's girlfriend to go vote today as well.

D&M&M: Thank you.

But, did they vote "right"?

flashguy