Anecdotal Turnout Thread - What does turnout look like at your precinct?

Vanity Press ^ | 11-03-2020 | cww

[CWW]

1. What State?

2. Is your precinct GOP, DEM, or Mixed.

3. How does the turnout compare to past POTUS elections?

[CWW]

Comments?

[ConservativeInPA]

PA. Heavy Turnout at 7 am

[Dilbert San Diego]

1. What State? CALIFORNIA

2. Is your precinct GOP, DEM, or Mixed. LEANS SLIGHTLY GOP IN MY AREA

3. How does the turnout compare to past POTUS elections? TURNOUT WAS HEAVY THIS MORNING, HEAVIER THAN PAST ELECTIONS.

[notdownwidems]

Anecdotally, Alabama 01; thousands of people in line to vote at the local high school in this split but generally pro-Trump & Republican district. A good sign, I think

[Col Frank Slade]

Fairfield County CT:

Waited in line from 7:00-7:25 am

[the OlLine Rebel]

Prelim comment....

My mom and cousin early voted on Sat.

Here in central MD.

They said it wasn’t much then.

[Quilla]

I was second in line at 6:00 a.m. By the time the polls opened, 300 people were in line behind me. The traffic to the polling location was incredible. We will have a record turnout (70% plus for Trump) in southeast Alabama!

Incidentally, they handed me a baggie full of candy along with my #Voted sticker.

God bless President Donald J. Trump and the USA.

[yoe]

[the OlLine Rebel]

BTW, heavily Commie. Mom & cousin not.

[dnandell]

Iowa
Leaning Republican
The line to vote was around the building. We stood in line for an hour. I have never seen turnout like that. Thankfully the weather is nice.

[EERinOK]

Red central OK precinct was packed at 0700. Took 50 minutes to get in and out, usually takes 10 or 15.

[ClearCase_guy]

MA. Somewhat conservative town (by MA standards). Biggest turnout I’ve ever seen — maybe 20 people at 7 AM. Rural area. At least 1 Trump bumper sticker in the parking lot.

[Pravious]

I voted this morning. A line going outside, which I hadn’t seen before - maybe 75 people. It didn’t actually take that long. A half hour later I passed the place again and there was no line outside, so it might have just been people stopping in on their way to work. The weirdest thing is that every time I vote they change the system - this time you sat down and filled in a simple sheet like an SAT test (”fill in the circle entirely!”) and then feed it into a scanner which tells you it’s accepted. I do like this better than the simple touch-screen they’d been using - at least there’s a paper copy somewhere when all is said and done.

I believe I’m in a Trump area, based on the number of signs I see by the roadside.

[DEPcom]

SC Republicans, wait time 1 hour

Very heavy turnout, the local news was predicting low turnout because so many people voted early. Turns out they were wrong or maybe false reporting.

[Pravious]

Oh, duh. Sorry. I’m in Eastern PA.

[JenB987]

PA
Very long lines early
Republican leaning

[pbear8]

CA - Heavily commie area, polls not yet open, 4 people in line.

[The Sons of Liberty]

Georgia
Used to be reliably RED (Newt's District) but a flood of carpetbaggers from up north has made it much more fluid.
Early turnout - when the polls opened the line stretched outside about 100 yards, but moved steadily once the polls opened and when I left there was no wait.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

ROFL!!!

[ReelectTrump2020]

I early voted here in TX so can’t add much. But, the day I did go, there was a long line and I’ve heard it’s only gotten worse.

How is everyone feeling? I feel like this is almost like waiting for doctors to come out after a loved one (in this case, our beautiful country) gets out of surgery. Hopeful and a nervous wreck all the same.