How Long Were You In Line Today

[wildfan1473]

No line. I finished cooking dinner before we left, it was still warm on the stove, didn't even have to warm it back up.

 

[Disney MAINEiac]

smalltown rural maine, no wait...whole process was about 1 - 2 minutes took longer to park and walk in

 

[RinkyTinkyTinky]

No wait at all in rural NC, but I would have waited all day to vote if I had to. Thank God that I have the priviledge to stand in line to vote!! I love America!!

 

[MerriePoppins]

Voted on my way to work this morning...around 7:00am. Only 2 people in

line ahead of me. It was great !!!

 

[CHES94]

DH and I early voted last week. We moved last year from a town so rural we had to drive an hour to a grocery store. So imagine our surprise when we electronically voted-we've been filling out hand written ballot for the last seven years!

 

[zuzu]

I am so glad I didn't wait in the long early voting lines! I went in around 2:30 this afternoon and walked right up. I'm in Dallas, btw.

 

[Quacktatty]

At 7am there was no line for M-Z streets, but there was about a 15 minute line for A-L streets. I walked to my polling place, left the house at 7:00am was home by 7:15am.

 

[maiziezoe]

My polling place is in a Catholic school... I went when school drop off was over and before school pick-up started. The ladies there told me that I picked a great time to vote... it was such a great time, all the voting judges were taking turns voting (the all live in my neighborhood).

My 3 year old and I walked to vote, the polling place was 2 blocks away... it took us a total of 15 minutes and that includes walking time, talking time and voting time.

 

[hanco005]

Mine was right across from our daughter's school. I voted on my way to pick her up around 4:30 and walked right in. I was out of there in 10 minutes.

 

[TSWJan78]

It looks like alot of us got lucky... we we too walked right in at 7:15 pm, voted and walked out... 5 min tops. Some of the people I work with were in line for over 2 hours. Glad people stuck it out though!!

 

[dvc at last !]

I stopped about 3pm after our staff development day -
2 people in front of me.
My husband went early this am and waited 15 min.

 

[WLfan]

I waited 30 minutes around 4 in the afternoon. Usually, I don't wait at all!

 

[YoYoAurora]

Me: 2 hours. Got to the polling place at 7:00 am and left at 9:00 am. #235

DH: 50 mins. Got to the polling place at 6:20 am and left at 7:10 am. I don't know his number.

 

[Dian-er]

I went Sat, got there as polls opened. In & out in minutes. Soooooo glad Florida has early voting. I've been watching the news which shows some lines more than 4 hours!
I sent Brian Sat too. He is very very very glad he listened to his (getting smarter as he gets older) Mom.
Hope everyone gets to vote. Diana

 

[parrotheadlois]

We walked right in! and we're curious, how does that early voting work? Why do you get to vote early? just wondering...

 

[teachermom]

I waitd 10 minutes but that is because one of the machines had an error message and they were waiting for a technician to repair it. I also worked at the polls today. In the division/ward I was working in there are 744 registered voters. An amazing 525 came in to vote today. More than ever before!