[Jmouse007]

Good news, I voted first thing at 7am in Exeter, NH. Voter ID was REQUIRED! The parking lot was already completely packed when I arrived, exceptional turnout... very long lines to vote for the hour and a half I was there... steady stream of voters, then it trailed off as many voted before going to work. I have a feeling there is going to be a huge voter turnout here in NH. I will be going back to hold signs again at noon and beyond.

Exeter is a very liberal community but there were a lot of people supporting Romney, Ryan, Ovid, Guinta and the other Republican candidates. I talked to a UNH student holding RR signs next to me and he said there is very little support or enthusiasm for Obama on the UNH campus. He told me that most of the students "are not interested in supporting him this time around." Or "they are not voting because they just do not care." On the other hand he said the Republicans on campus are very active, enthusiastic and fired up. So we shall see if there is a lot less Obama mania student support this time around.

[woodbutcher1963]

Voted this am in Amherst. A line of fifteen or more cars to get into the entrance of the high school. Once I was inside there was no line to vote. In and out in about 10 minutes.
However, there is still confusion in my office on how to vote on the three ballot questions regarding no income tax, etc. They checked my ID, which I had ready because I had voted in the primary.