It's the first Tuesday of November! (Duration of waiting in line?) (1 Viewer)

[Francois Caron]

Just like I reminded Canadians about our voting day a few months ago, here I am doing the same for you Americans...

GET OUT THERE AND VOTE!!!

Thank you.

 

[mark alan]

in line (along with a lot of other people) at 20 to seven.

I would ask that all people supporting the wrong candidate to please forget where your polling place is.

 

[Jan H]

EXERCISE YOUR RIGHT!

 

[James L White]

leaving in a minute to vote

 

[RobertR]

Did it days ago.

 

[Nathan*W]

Did you vote today? If you did go, how was your specific polling place? Busy? Dead? How long did you have to wait in line, if at all?

At 7:00 am there were some Richmond, VA area polling places that already had a 15% registered voter turnout. People are waiting in line 15-50 minutes to vote. I've never seen it like this before.

 

[Philip_G]

going after 8, I'm ohsoexcited.

 

[Morgan Jolley]

I absenteed a few days ago. Gotta love being in college.

 

[James L White]

It took me about 5 minutes at was quite slow, of course it was on 7:30 am.

 

[Chris]

Voted early about two weeks ago.

 

[ThomasC]

Voted absentee, sent in my ballot the first week of October.

 

[Kenneth]

I waited in line for 40 minutes when I got to the poll at 07:00 when it opened. Remember the classic election motto,"Vote Early and Vote Often". :p)

Kenneth

 

[shaniceMW]

voter turnout is ridiculous as hell in maryland. people are parked in the streets. i'm probably going to leave my car home and walk to the voting poll. maybe about three miles but it will actually be faster to walk then to try to drive. geesh.

 

[Todd_B]

Went and exericed my right this morning

Only took about 10 minutes..



Todd B

 

[Chris]

quote:voter turnout is ridiculous as hell in maryland. people are parked in the streets. i'm probably going to leave my car home and walk to the voting poll. maybe about three miles but it will actually be faster to walk then to try to drive. geesh.

Not political, just humorous good note: it's good to see the high turnout in states where the election was already decided a few years ago.. here in KS, we've had more voter registrations then ever before, and yep, they tend to fit in with the normal expectations of Kansas handing over it's EVs as it has in the past.. but it's funny in some ways to see so many (R) so motivated in Kansas.. when the race here was over before many of them were born.

Point being: no matter where you live, or how your vote adds to your state tally, you should get out and make the effort

 

[Patrick_S]

The polling station for my district is my house, I'll go vote later today.

It's fairly busy right now but that is nothing new for my district as people like to vote early before work.

 

[Scott Thomas]

To all those who voted today, How long did you have to wait in line before you got to vote?


I only waited Half-hour.

 

[Chris Lockwood]

> it's good to see the high turnout in states where the election was already decided a few years ago



I assume you're talking about the Presidential race, but I'm sure the voters in Maryland want to vote on all the other things on the ballot.

In Philadelphia they already found 2000 votes on the machines before the polls opened. Hmmm...

 

[Patrick_L]

Heading out here in about half an hour.

 

[Alf S]

40 minutes...very smooth operation.