[knarf]

Heavy traffic?
medium?
same as usual?

[chae]

Missouri is voting today as well. I wouldn’t be surprised to see the rural Missouri areas go to Cruz, there is a very large segment of the population that is very pro-life and what I hear from most of them is that no way no-how do they trust Trump at all.

[RightFighter]

I went at 8 AM and there was one lady who went in before me, and one came in after me when I left. Very light in comparison to my past experience at this polling place, although there was only ONE item on the ballot, so it’s not like it takes long to vote.

[No Socialist]

Our polling location is usually a quick in and out. Same today. Fewer people, but there was only a vote for republican presidential candidate. Didn’t have to spend more than 5 seconds to color in circle and then feed in machine. Only 2 Rubio signs on the way to poll. No one in parking lot telling me who to vote for. Had 5 poll watchers tell me to make sure I had my ID out to not hold up the line. I made a drastic gesture at the fourth person, looking behind me and asking where was the line? Then stood for 5 minutes while the old woman checking me in couldn’t get her machine to cooperate. She apologized constantly. I told her not to worry about it, just don’t give me the wrong ballot. We all laughed. And by all, I mean me, the old woman and 5 other poll workers. No one else there.

Oh, yes, I voted for Trump. I was a little on the fence last night, but the constant voice of republican candidates bashing Trump and not the liberal rioters or the media who spin it made me realize that Hillary will be throwing a lot of crap at the republican nominee with the help of the media and we need someone who will at least fight back and knows how to work the media. If Rubio had blasted the media and the rioters and Obama/Hillary as much as he blasted Trump, I might have given him a pity vote.

[lilypad]

Just voted at a small precinct in west central Florida. Poll worker said its been steady and she was surprised there have been so many people voting today because of the early voting and absentee votes.

[Craftmore]

So I had to stand in line this morning to vote in Chauncey Ohio .Unusual for a primary.I personally saw 10 people switch to republican from democrat.3 of them said they were life long democrats but they wanted to make America Great Again.they looked to be at least in thier 80s.Go TRUMP ! I distrusTED and Kasich is Mitts BFF.This Low Information Voter voted for Trump!

[j_guru]

It's early, however I would have to say medium traffic. I was able to go directly to the voting booth.

There was a lot of excitement about Trump. I heard his name at least ten times before leaving.

I might mention that it was the only name that I heard the whole time I was there. (Dayton)

[central_va]

Careful Florida there is a Trumpnado in the forecast!

[Mad Dawgg]

Traffic at 11:30 AM at my precinct is reported to be (by poll workers I know well) steady with a slight increase over last primary.

We vote on Diebold machines. Mine glitched before I could start. The poll worker apologized and re-programed the card (thus voiding the first attempt) and I voted.

It was going to be Cruz but he lost me when he blamed Trump for the Chicago incident. I met several others outside the voting building who said the same.

[quegley]

My inlaws in Ohio told me there is a 1 to 4 split for Cruz over Trump. Mostly BC of the bad press on Trump.

[hobo1234]

I live in heart so Democrats...South Fort Lauderdale. ...80 percent Democrats...NO ONE in line at all except 4 Trump Supporters...and one undisclosed person aka Democrat...usually longer lines and other way around regarding composition of the voters.

[Sybeck1]

Trump left off some Florida ballots?

[sheikdetailfeather]

(CENTRAL FLA.) Some polling locations running out of ballots, voters say

Updated: Mar 15, 2016 - 11:10 AM

http://www.wftv.com/news/local/polling-locations-running-out-of-ballots-voters-say/162820815

[rrrod]

Heavy voting in Coconut Creek Florida.....