[Wyatt's Torch]

Just got back voting voting in the whitebread northern suburbs of Atlanta (Alpharetta to be exact). Got in line at 6 a.m. and was about 50th in line. After the polls opened at 7 it took about 20 minutes to complete the entire process. Very efficiently run. When I left there were about 300+ people outside in the drizzle.

Another interesting note as I drove to work, I saw about 30 Bush/Cheney people standing on various street corners waving signs. Interesting in that Georgia is not in doubt and especially that part of Atlanta. If that operation is indicative of the ground operations in swing states, i feel good.

One additional point to you Tar Heel Bushie, thanks to UNC for beating Miami the other night. I'm an Auburn guy so I loved to see them lose so we could move up. War Damn Tarheels! ;-)

[Crawdad]

My dad graduated from API in '49. I graduated at "the other place". I voted last Tuesday here in Cobb County for W. My parents will do the same in Montgomery today. I am still a huge Auburn fan. Go figure.

[oblomov]

My coworker (who lives in the heavily GOP Westfield, IN) waited over 1 hour in line to vote this AM. I, on the other hand, live in a mostly Dem area of the city, and had no line at 6:30 AM. This is the Indianapolis metro area.