How Long Did You Wait At The Polls....

[wardfamily1]

Please don't turn this into a debate thread. In fact, don't even mention your candidate. Just let us know how long you waited to vote.

 

[Jennifer S]

I waited 5- 10 min - just got back. I heard it was a 40 min wait this morning -early.

 

[need_a_Disney_fix]

Since we now live in Illinois, we can vote early and vote often!

 

[mickeyboat]

Please don't turn this into a debate thread. In fact, don't even mention your candidate. Just let us know how long you waited to vote.

Of course your poll choices are a little inflammatory (ie "shame on you").

 

[bicker]

It was a walk-through for me (well, it took a half hour to walk the two miles to the polling place, and a half hour to walk home, but other than that....)

 

[bicker]

Of course your poll choices are a little inflammatory (ie "shame on you").

Well, I think we'd mostly all agree that that is a bipartisan sentiment.

 

[Nascia]

Voted shortly after the polls opened and only waited about 15 minutes.

 

[Muushka]

We walked in at 9:10 AM today. There was nobody in line. I saw the lines at early voting were very long.

Thank you early voters!

 

[kydisneyfans]

My choice was to get to work on time or to be late and vote. I chose to work.

 

[Crankyshank]

I was there 10 min after the polls opened and waited about 45 min in line.

 

[Golf4food]

About 20 minutes or just over for early voting last Monday afternoon.

 

[Muushka]

My choice was to get to work on time or to be late and vote. I chose to work.

Did you want to vote?

 

[jumoo044]

The polls in my little town didn't open until 10 am! I got there at exactly 10, and there were about a dozen people in front of me. When I got back out to my car, it was 10:12.

 

[DeterminedOne]

Although I live in an early voting state I waited until today so I could be in the moment. I was in line about an hour.

 

[Geoff_M]

With all of the hype about "record turnout", I was expecting a longer wait. I went at the usual time for me (~7:40) during the first hour rush and was surprised that the line was "normal" for a Presidential election... and we don't have early voting here. Waited about 5-10 minutes.

 

[henri + katie's mum]

I went about 6:45 a.m. I walked in, it took the people a second to find my name, I voted and was out the door in less than 3 minutes.

I was very afraid the line would be out the door. I have two little kids and I could not have waited for more than 1/2 hour.

I did my duty. Now it's up to the rest of America.

 

[cmariew]

Got in line at 6:45 am voted at 8:15 am.

 

[hereyago]

I waited less than 5 minutes at the local Moose Lodge. I was expecting to wait a long time, but it was happily not the case. Not sure if the absentee voting helped or I went in a little after 9:30, or what. We had paper ballots. It was the first time I ever voted.

 

[Scornelius]

My choice was to get to work on time or to be late and vote. I chose to work.

Can you go after work? Here (in Ontario, if not in all of Canada) you're entitled to 3 hours off to vote if necessary. For instance, if you work from 9-6 and the polls are open from 9-8, your employer has to let you go at 5 so you have a chance. Or say it's 11-8 that you work, you don't have to be in until 12. Make sense?

I really hope you get a chance!!

 

[hrh_disney_queen]

Mine isn't completely accurate. I put I didn't wait, I voted early. But I sure as heck DID wait- one and half hours. It was well worth it.