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Waited almost 1 and 1/2 hours... anyone else?
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Big Media wrote:Waited almost 1 and 1/2 hours... anyone else?
Other than allowing a lady to go in front of me at the sign-in table, I didn't wait one minute.

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And I'm un-freaking-believably good at strategically predicting certain things...like when to go vote.

Besides, doesn't everybody know opening time is insane, lunch sees a push, after-work is awfully busy, but it's typically nothing but a steady trickle the rest of the time? :mrgreen:
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I went about 3. Had a 10 minute wait for the electronic ballot. Wouldn't have had any wait if I chose paper.

Noticed a few elderly taking their sweet old time voting. Not good news for Obama, considering the straight ticket option.

But there were definitely more people this time than in 2004.
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Seemed like more casting votes in Wayne county.
Several geezers wanted to know where the old lever and curtain machines were.
Something brought all the old white-folk out to vote.
Only crisis was when some woman wanted cookies and coffee that belonged to the poll workers.
She was denied access to the food. Federal law, I think.
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First time I've ever voted on election day...used to have to vote absentee because of college/permanent address stuff...got to my poling place at 6 a.m...got to vote at 7:45...what a neat process. No matter which way you swing, it's a great civic obligation that we all should be proud to carry.
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Voted at 5:15 right after the rain kicked in. All the close-in spots were taken, so I got wet (no matter, rain rolls off my bald head, anyway). Once inside, I only had to wait behind one person to check in and two people to get a paper ballot (scantron special). The two pages of the voter roll printout that I could see were about 3/4 full - the most I've seen in 10 years here.
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I went as soon as I got off of work at 1pm. No line in and out in ten minutes!
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First two times I voted yesterday I had a long wait. Next 2 not so much. Last time none at all.
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I waited an hour to early vote. My brother, who is slotted for the exact same precinct as I am, voted on Election Day and spent 10 minutes tops in the process.
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