Check In After Voting!!! [Go Vote Before Even Thinking Of Posting- And Then Call Some Friends GOTV]

[Dales]

GET OUT THE VOTE- MAKE SOME CALLS! TWIST SOME ARMS! NO TIME FOR COMPLACENCY!

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Check in here after voting.

GET OUT THE VOTE!!!

V 0 T E

R E P U B L I C A N ! !

[B911]

Voted here in Tampa... Pubs all the way! Dumped the smokin and sow amendments, too. Didn't have a "ticket" option so all races have to be voted on individually. Good thing I think.

[Bob Buchholz]

Voted early, #23 in the Eastern NC fire-house. Could have voted straight ticket, but I wanted to fill in every R that I could. I don't know why I do it, but it is more enjoyable to vote against every individual 'rat.

[Unknown Freeper]

Voted for Forrester in NJ. I was person number nine. My four-year-old came with me and knew exactly what to do. As we were leaving, there was a flow starting of about twenty seasoned citizens. We're in heavy dem country, of course.

I did notice that there were significantly fewer signs outside. And I passed only four Louse signs from home to the polling place. That's about a two mile drive.

I did my part. Please, Jersey, give us a miracle.

[EnquiringMind]

Arrived at poll 6:57, approximately 20 people in line ahead of me. Was out by 7:15. Straight Republican - GO JEB!

Also voted out the bums in FL Supreme Court.

[Aquamarine]

I voted absentee last Friday and there were alot of people at the court house voting early.

[Gumlegs]

Wife and I voted early in NJ.

We're working on the "often" part.

[jbstrick]

North-Central Oklahoma reporting in...

I voted for -

Largent - Gov.
Lucas - Rep.
Meyers - St Senate

and any other GOP on the ticket.

[samanella]

Straight Republican ticket for me! Sanford, Lindsey, DeMint. Heaviest turnout I've seen but no indication how it will pan out in the Upstate of SC. Rain coming in soon which will help the GOP.

[MrB]

Voted, long line, Johnson County, Ks - High R density here.

Senator Pat Roberts
Rep Adam Taff (vs Gephardt clone Moore)

[KC Burke]

Hey guy. The turnout is nothing spectacular here in suburban Kansas City. It is probaly heavier than normal for a non-presidential election, but no long lines.

I've only voted at this precinct for five years so its not like my last polling place where I could measure all turnouts by the Reagan era lines.

Lots of signs at the property lines outside the polls, but only two outside campaigners -- kind of suprisingly low.

IDs are uniformly required if someone doesn't have their voters registration card. Each voting station full, but the line was from two to five deep as it doesn't take us very long to fill out the paper ballot and enter it in the optical scanner box. Lord save us from computer voting changes which seem to be the bane of problem areas -- predicted it would be the wrong solution to a contrived problem.

[Aquamarine]

Forgot to say I'm in north Georgia.

[TexasGunLover]

Voting is nice in the part of Texas... Everyone votes correctly (read Republican) so everything was smooth and cheerful...

[CFW]

And voted to BAN Cock Fighting.

Who is going to tell the roosters?

[wizr]

I thank God for Bubba. Bubba, and a wise nephew, who turned me on to Rush Limbaugh, turned me away from being a conservative Democrat, to a Republican.

God Bless the Bush family. Remember Ron and Nancy, too.

Amen

[CatoRenasci]

Voted around 6:15 in CT, straight 'pubbie. No races even close (RINO Shays is my congressman, but Sanchez, the Demoncrat, is a despicable rich airhead -- upper-class Spanish Jew masquarading as an ethnic hispanic).

[Redleg Duke]

Voted in Southern New Hampshire. Voted all Republican, including John E. Sununu! Turn-out was brisk. Great group of Republican Volunteers outside the School. Smaller group of RATS across the walkway. Not as chipper and they didn't have coffee! Weather is bright and sunny. Hopes for a Republican Landslide remain in my heart!

[dhfnc]

Just voted in NC - for Elizabeth Dole and all other Republicans

Voter turnout so far is moderate, according to my neighbor who is working at poll.

[Enough_Deceit]

Mr. Enough_Deceit and I mailed our ballots in last week. Straight Republican voting. Here's hoping that the 'Rats have a major upset in every state today!

[Ingtar]

Pouring down rain in Memphis, Tennessee. I had to slog through 2 inches of rain on the sidewalk to vote for Van Hilleary, Lamar Alexander, and Tre Hargett.

[DelmarvaMike]

Actually, the whole Eastern Shore votes primarily Republican and conservative. The only exception is Somerset County, which trends Democrat.

Ehrlich had a ton of ads on Salisbury TV, while KKT had some but not near as many. I think she lost the money battle big time. Bob Ehrlich was in Salisbury at least twice, once at a fundraiser for a local state senator and once at a Rotary Club meeting. He will win the non-urban areas of Maryland by the biggest margins that have ever been seen. That is why KKT is still trying to tie up her base (Montgomery, P.G. counties and Baltimore city).

The wild card in this race is that the mayor of Baltimore does not particularly want KKT to win as he would rather take on a Republican in 4 years rather than have to possibly wait 8 years if KKT wins.