and it took all of about 15 minutes. Based on all the to-do about long waiting lines, I was pleasantly surprised. We went at about 11:00, signed in, got our cards, voted, got our stickers and were back in the car by 11:17.Labels: stuff
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2 Comments:
We went mid-morning here and the lines weren't long. There was traffic getting to our polling place, because there was another polling place close by, one that was a last minute move thing, or so we heard. We saw on the local news this morning that between 7 AM and 8:30 local time, the lines were really long - and I expect they will be that way after most people get off work and try to vote before the polls close. I am so grateful to have a stay-at-home gig where I can vote in off-times :)
Hope you have a great day and week!
proud to say i did and with 2 kids in tow...and i spend more time packing up snacks/drinks/toys for them than it took me to actually vote LOL. however if i did not bring the supplies i would have had a long wait i am sure of it.
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