Voted, Cruz, Woodbridge, VA. Actual paper ballot which I then fed into a scanner at the request of the poll worker. He told me that the paper ballots are retained in case there needs to be a recount. I said ‘I *really* like that. He said he did too.
Withdrawn candidates were still on the Republican ballot. but there were printed notices everywhere about who they were.
I went at about 2:00 PM to avoid the crowds. There were at most, a dozen people in the polling station, which was an elementary school that takes the day off for elections. There was only one guy in front of me in line, a nice older fellow who seemed to take it all in stride.
I didn’t see anything even remotely hinky, except that the scanner did not display a confirmation of who I voted for on it’s screen, which would have been appreciated. Still, paper ballots.
Good report.
any exit or entrance polling?
My voter experience was similar in Loudoun, guy at the desk told me 25% had voted so far. This was at 3pm before the evening rush. That’s a big turn out for a primary this early in the day. My observation was that most were requesting the republican ballot.