From NRO:
Hi Kathryn,
Just wanted to let you know that I reside in Hilltown Township, a small community in Bucks County, PA. I am one of those people who vote in every election usually before I go to work. Normally I am one of the first ten voters; today I was #89. I waited in line for 40 minutes. When I left there was still a line out the door and around the corner. Hopefully this will bode well for Rick Santorum.
San Antonio, Texas, packed at the open.
One worker to show people how to use the machines, three on registration duty. 16 pages of candidates. Line moving at a good clip, one of the eight machines are already down.
Electioneers already lined up. Big Bonilla support.
reporting from my office (MD).... seems all the libs are giddy today... I can't wait till tomorrow when they are suicidal.... after the GOP ROMP!!!
I voted about 45 minutes ago in lower Bucks. It was very busy, more like what I see for presidential elections.
hopefully GOP territory; otherwise, Santorum may be in trouble
Here's another one from NRO:
[Kathryn Jean Lopez]
Hi Kathryn,
My husband and I voted this morning when the polls opened at 6AM. We are in York County, Virginia (1st District, Bethel precinct) which leans conservative and always turns out the highest percentage of voters in the state. Today was no exception. We have voted on very off years where you can walk in and walk out. In 2004, there were huge lines and we had to park across the street! That was unusual. This year the turn out is heavy and parking was starting to get tight and mind you this is at 6 in the morning. Also, just an FYI, we are expecting rain this afternoon on into the evening. When the rain comes to this area (Hampton Roads, Virginia) voter turnout goes down - amongst democrats. It stays level or higher amongst republicans.
FWIW, we voted for George Allen and Jo Anne Davis. We also voted against the marriage amendment because we do not feel that it is an issue that should be covered by the constitution. I am not for or against gay marriage, definitely ambivalent, but I am adamantly against government intrusion and legislating in personal issues
I voted in chalfont. My husband and I got there are 7:10. I was #82 and waited about 30 minutes. When my daughter arrived at 8:20 or so, she waited maybe 5 minutes. The line was much shorter.