Posted on 11/08/2016 4:44:58 AM PST by cba123
Thanks. I tried it earlier this morning.
Also went to the SOS’s site for my state (WV).
They all just give the name of the town with no address.
Worst case, I’ll run up to the county courthouse and see if anyone there can help me out.
I arrived at the Fork Union, Virginia, polling station at 5:55 am. There were already more than 100 people standing in line outside the building. (This rural voting district contains a total of about 5,500 residents and I don't know how may registered voters).
The polls opened promptly at 6:00. Processing was orderly and efficient and I was out of there by 6:20.
Yes. I’ve voted.
For Trump
Very efficient, was in and out in under 20 minutes.
I would never do this, but my husband called out "Go Trump!" as we left the building and was greeted by chuckles and thumbs up etc. Clearly a Trump area.
SOS has a location lookup site, but it just shows what’s on my registration card.
I will run up to the county courthouse later in the day if I can’t find someone who knows the scoop.
Right now I’m in a different county for a meeting but I’ll be back in mine early this p.m.
Very efficient, was in and out in under 20 minutes.
I would never do this, but my husband called out "Go Trump!" as we left the building and was greeted by chuckles and thumbs up etc. Clearly a Trump area.
Voted in Congressional District 13 (SE PA, Abington Township, Montgomery County) this morning at 7:10 am. I was voter #31.
I’m waiting in line and I overheard the fat, 60ish white woman Judge (reeked lib) say to the volunteer overseeing the line “why don’t we let these people into the voting area?” to which he replied “we can only let 10 people in at a time because it’s a new rule.” She was arguing about the cold, etc. I get up to them and she’s trying to usher me into the area that’s already holding more than 10 voters. I say to her “I’ll wait and follow the rules. You really should too.”
At the desk checking in I gave my name. The woman next to me is telling the middle-aged white woman at the desk “Republican” to the question of party affiliation. She then asked “why do you need to know that.” The desk lady answered in a sing-song mocking tone “because the ‘poll watchers’ need to know.” I said to her “you should keep your opinions to yourself.”
I voted straight pubby with the exception for 1 down ticket dem, so my electronic vote won’t be switched. I also wore a red top. Came home and had to chew a piece of Nicorette gum.
It’s 5AM.
Okay... I voted Trump/Pence, but I live in Communist Massachusetts and my vote is just symbolic here. If you’re going to get your hopes up, my vote in Communist Massachusetts is not the place to place them.
“Snopes says it’s false,” cried the liberal.
A polling place at a Church?
Don’t the “progressive” democrats burst in to flames as they enter the buildings?
;-)
I figured it was apocryphal.
But I like the quote so much..lol
I do bet the thought went through Reagan’s head though :-)
Oct 19th TRUMP 2 votes from this house.
Do we have a Queen yet...?? Keep looking for the black smoke out of hell...
It was exciting to see, but then again, New York, ya know ?
Perfect! Reagan knew Trump was in! Go Trump!
I am going to shortly.
Voted in CT at 7:30. Line out the door but moved quickly.
Got to the table and lady in line ahead of me had no ID. Typical.
She was sent over to another table to see the boss lady.
I’m in a battleground state of Michigan. Our polls opened at 7 am. I got to my polling place at 6:35 and there were about 75 people in line waiting for the polls to open.
By the time they did open at 7, the line was out the door and I would estimate 200 people in line. This is heavy for my particular precinct, and about what it was in 2008. I’d say it’s lighter than 2012, though.
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