Just voted here, no problems. Though I no longer vote straight party as there are a couple local R pols that I won't vote for as they are total snakes. In those cases I either vote Libertarian or leave it blank. I won't vote for the snakes or a Dhim (but I repeat myself). But this area is solidly red, so they win re-election anyway.

But we use those machines with the little wheel thingy. They are a bit sensitive and it would be easy to mis-select something if you're not paying attention.

This is precisely why fully electronic options are not acceptable for important things like voting, unless your goal is attempting to rig an election, in which case they're great.

I like the system in my county, you take a paper ballot, mark that, stuff it into a locked machine to scan and keep the physical paper ballot in case the computer results come into question.

We used a paper ballot in my county this year. Then it feeds into a scanner. Voted a straight ticket on that one with no problems or worries. And the line moved fast.

Voted this afternoon and there was less than 5 minute wait. I voted straight ticket Republican to see for myself, and during my double check saw that the machine functioned properly.

I voted in Florida on Saturday on a paper ballot. The ballot was read into a scanner...no ability to review the scan results. I asked the polling official and received a blank look!

I am concerned...

I voted straight ticket R this morning at the PVA&M location in NW Houston.

No issues, the slate system gives you plenty of chances to check your vote before hitting submit.

Another vote for Cruz in the books!

HK Ag