How long did you wait

[Abbey Marie]

To vote? For us, 1 hr 45 minutes, more than half of that outside in the windy cold. But it was worth it!

[Kathianne]

To vote? For us, 1 hr 45 minutes, more than half of that outside in the windy cold. But it was worth it!
I woke up later than planned, got to place around 7:30am. In and out, 5 minutes. There was like 8 places to vote, only 2 were empty. As I was pulling up, 3 were pulling in.

While not 'rural' by definition, it's pretty rural here. ;)

[Abbey Marie]

I woke up later than planned, got to place around 7:30am. In and out, 5 minutes. There was like 8 places to vote, only 2 were empty. As I was pulling up, 3 were pulling in.

While not 'rural' by definition, it's pretty rural here. ;)

Nice!

[Mr. P]

In and out in 35 minutes but I voted two weeks ago. :salute:

[NightTrain]

Start to finish was a half hour.

We went in at 10am thinking we'd avoid lines, but there were a lot of people standing in line. I'd say there were 4x more voters as last time, same time of day, too.

Still, it moved along smoothly and the line tripled in length by the time we reached the front.

I was encouraged by all the Carhartts I was seeing. I know how those guys vote.

[icansayit]

Took longer to leave the apartment, and drive the 3 blocks to the school where we voted.

Didn't have to wait longer than it took to make sure we registered. Handful of people. More workers there than voters.

Home at 2:20 only because we had to wait for a Firetruck that changed the light in traffic.

NEED I SAY WHO WE VOTED FOR???? MAGA guess?

[Abbey Marie]

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[SassyLady]

To vote? For us, 1 hr 45 minutes, more than half of that outside in the windy cold. But it was worth it!

No waiting. Walked in, showed ID, got ballot and was out in less than 15 min. But I live in the middle of nowhere. :laugh:

[Kathianne]

No waiting. Walked in, showed ID, got ballot and was out in less than 15 min. But I live in the middle of nowhere. :laugh:
I had to show dL!