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I haven't voted here in South Florida yet. The only political buttons I have seen are being worn by Kerry supporters. I'd say the sign ratio is 5:1 Kerry-Bush.

My theory is that Bush supporters have a quiet resolve, and don't feel the need to wear their allegiances on thier sleeves.

I plan on voting later today, like 6:00 PM. Hopefully the lines wont be too long by then.

My theory is that Bush supporters have a quiet resolve, and don't feel the need to wear their allegiances on thier sleeves.

I honestly believe this is the case.

Paradox, there'll be a line at 6 pm -- people voting on the way home from work. Be prepared to wait -- but vote!

Hubby voted when the polls opened this morning. Our polling place is right next to the police station, so it's usually pretty orderly, but there was a guy this morning walking the waiting line with a "Lawyers of Kerry" sticker on, asking people if they need help voting. Uh huh. There was a long lime; about an hour's wait.

The Kerry lawyer wasn't there at 10 when I and my sister voted, but there were so many (paid) poll workers there wasn't much room for voters in the little room that houses the machines for our district. There were a few Kerry thugs keeping their legal distance from the poll, but they were easily avoided.

This is the third time I've voted on the new machines, but I got the impression that most of the voters had never seen them before.