[deport]

In Texas with early in person voting most likely you’ll not have to stand in any long lines. At least I’ve never have had to. Generally walk up and within five minutes I’m at a voting machine.

[Marcella]

It's according to the population of your county and how motivated your voters usually are. This county turns out in large numbers and early voting in personal appearance is what they do. I also like having my ballot right here as voting takes a bit of time since I won't be voting straight ticket.

I'll have a cup of coffee (and a cigarette) and do my marking. We use voting machines at polling places and you know someone is waiting for you to finish so you rush - the only one around me at home is my Yorkie, Prissy and she doesn't care how long it takes me to vote. I’ll probably have to remove her from my chair as she might decide to take a bite out of the ballot. She loves to destroy paper.