Posted on 11/08/2016 4:44:58 AM PST by cba123
I tried, but I couldn’t find the polling place.
It’s my first election in a new state in a very rural area. Registration card just gives the town name with no address - apparently everybody just knows where it is.
Somebody at the office will likely know where I should have gone.
I’ll give it another try this afternoon. Not exactly crawling over broken glass, but I’m definitely going to vote even though my state’s solidly Trump.
Yes, voted
I voted about an hour ago and the place was jam packed. If this holds true across the country Hillary is going to lose.
GOD BLESS US AND PLEASE BRING US A TRUMP/PENCE WIN TODAY.
Us too. Heh. GO RED MICHIGAN
Just got back. Longest line I have ever seen! Both hubby and I wore red! #MAGA!!!
Please, if you have United States flags in your residence, post them anywhere and everywhere so that they can be seen.
Psychologists have noted that most Americans feel more patriotic when they see the flag of the United States, and that feeling lasts for days.
And when Americans feel patriotic, they are far more inclined to vote for Republicans, and especially conservative Republicans.
Democrats get *nothing* from feelings of patriotism. Nobody wants to support Democrats when they feel patriotic.
Lifelong Massachusetts Resident. My First Election was Ronald Reagan’s Second Term.
Massachusetts is going RED again.
Please God!
I voted this morning in Florida - ‘got to the poll at 0655 and joined the line, about a dozen people ahead of me. A poll worker announced “Hear ye, hear ye, this Poll is now open!” at 0700 ... we filed in slowly, identified ourselves, received our ballots and filled them out, and then got in a different line. There were/are TWO scanners to feed the ballots and count the vote - one of them stopped working with the second ballot fed into it while the other one rejected a ballot because the voter hadn’t darkened the ballot enough ... the line grew while he redid his ballot and fed it into the scanner, and we all did the same and left the polling station. I hope those scanners stay operational throughout the day ...
The polls were located at our local Baptist Church in western Wake County, NC. Arrived at 6:15 (polls opened at 6:30). About 60 people ahead of me and by the time they opened the doors, about 150 behind me. Wow.
I was fortunate that there was nobody in my alphabetized last name line and bypassed a few. My ballot was number 44 in the box. Walked out with about 30-40 people still inside voting and the line outside had grown even longer, I’m guessing closer to 200 still outside.
I’m pretty sure the preacher would love to see those kind of numbers on Sunday morning...
My son driving in Pineallas county Florida says “the polls are already packed”. Hubby a poll watcher in Pasco county Florida where we vote at a residential recreational building text me “they’re lined up around the building, very busy”.
I haven’t voted yet and I dread it because I’m afraid I’ll get behind some big mouthed Hillary fan and haul off and punch them in the head.
Over the last week or so, every time I’ve visited the Google home page they’ve offered to find my voting place.
Might want to try it.
Of course I have voted, it was by mail about 3 weeks ago. There has never been any doubt in my mind the right choice is the Donald. The day he announced his running and said we need a wall, I knew I would very deplorably vote for him.
I feel there is to be a Trump landslide, there are just so many indicators besides Trump rallies being packed.
One such indicator is Rush. There is no worry in his voice or his message that I sensed in 2012. I think those in positions such as his already know the score (assuming the election is honest).
I will vote this afternoon 1800 after work.
South Carolina/ Hilton Head/Bluffton. Just talked to my son who has already voted but he is taking his kids to school. The car line to get in to vote is huge, all the way down the street, never seen anything like it before.
I voted last week.
Do you have a local board of elections online? Or a State Board of elections?
If so, you should be able to look up your name online and get your voting location. I can do that here in Wake County, NC.
Voted this morning 15 minutes after polls opened in NJ. We likely won’t go red, but if it happens I will have done my part!
Not in a rush but we'll git-r-done.
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