Tradition indicates that my vote will be cast in person on Election Day.

Sent in my PA ballot last week. Voting in person in VA next week.


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Going today

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I have always voted on Election Day until this year. I was talking to a friend who voted early and he brought up that they take your temp when you go in to vote. He also mentioned the scenario that if you have a temp on Election Day, they won't let you in. I hadn't really thought about that before. My wife and I went Saturday and voted. We were in and out in less than 30 minutes.

(10-30-2020 05:32 AM)EverRespect Wrote:  Sent in my PA ballot last week. Voting in person in VA next week.


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I'm trying to figure this one out. :)

Voted last Tuesday with my wife, who voted for the very first time. She said, "you know things are bad when I decide to vote." We waited 30 minutes, but I heard of longer at our EV location.

May go tomorrow morning depending on the line. More than likely will go Election Day.

(10-30-2020 05:32 AM)EverRespect Wrote:  Sent in my PA ballot last week. Voting in person in VA next week.


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That made me laugh. +3

No..Election day for me. I expect it will be very fast since half the people in my county have already voted.

Yes, I requested a mail ballot here in FL. Rather than send it through USPS (which I don't trust), however, I just stopped by a local mail ballot drop box. It worked great - walked right up with no line, the two poll workers looked at my ballot to ensure that I was eligible to vote at that location, and dropped it in the box myself.

Just voted, no wait as they are using an old Earth Fare. In the top 3 races, voted for a Libretarian, democrat, and a republican in no particular order.

Weird to see so many down ballot races with NPA candidates.

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Historically, I’ve always voted on Election Day, but retired May 1st.......so I could go vote early at anytime of the day. Voted This past Tuesday, line wasn’t bad, but was steady the whole time. Took about 30/35 minutes womb to tomb.

Just got back from voting. There was close to 200 people in line when I arrived and it took just over an hour to cast my ballot. No temp checks or health screens, everyone just had to wear a mask if you were voting indoors. They had a special area for people to vote if they didn't want to wear a mask.

One of the poll workers said its been pretty consistently busy since early voting began on Monday morning. He had never seen so many people vote early like this.

(10-29-2020 10:23 PM)nomad2u2001 Wrote:  Voted last Wednesday. Straight in and out. Straight Dem for the first time ever

I hope you're not driving a gas guzzler, you'll need loans to pay for gas if your people win. LOL

OPEC will be happy.

I voted on the first day of early voting. There was a long line probably only because we were 6 feet apart. It took about an hour or so but I had my ipod and was jamming with my old time music. There's nothing like 60s and 70s music and there will never be. Anyway, a week went by and I drove by the voting site and there were maybe 5 or 10 people outside waiting to go in.

A lady at the door was giving instructions on where to stand and was taking temps and issuing cleaning pads. I voted only for Republicans as I love my less than two dollar gas at the pump, there's nothing like fracking. WE'RE ENERGY INDEPENDENT PEOPLE, VOTE YOUR WALLET. They used to have a line where you would just vote for a party but now they make you go line by line. I didn't vote for any Demons and that's probably more than half in EP so I left a lot of spaces open.

My oldest son in Arizona already voted and the younger one hasn't yet and I asked him what was he waiting for.

(10-30-2020 12:58 PM)BobcatEngineer Wrote:  Just got back from voting. There was close to 200 people in line when I arrived and it took just over an hour to cast my ballot. No temp checks or health screens, everyone just had to wear a mask if you were voting indoors. They had a special area for people to vote if they didn't want to wear a mask.

One of the poll workers said its been pretty consistently busy since early voting began on Monday morning. He had never seen so many people vote early like this.

Bobcat, here is some data from Ohio that may be interesting to you.

https://electproject.github.io/Early-Vote-2020G/OH.html

(10-30-2020 01:12 PM)MileHighBronco Wrote:  

(10-30-2020 12:58 PM)BobcatEngineer Wrote:  Just got back from voting. There was close to 200 people in line when I arrived and it took just over an hour to cast my ballot. No temp checks or health screens, everyone just had to wear a mask if you were voting indoors. They had a special area for people to vote if they didn't want to wear a mask.

One of the poll workers said its been pretty consistently busy since early voting began on Monday morning. He had never seen so many people vote early like this.

Bobcat, here is some data from Ohio that may be interesting to you.

https://electproject.github.io/Early-Vote-2020G/OH.html

Thanks for the link. It's good seeing the percentage of ballots returned in the high 80's and 90's for most counties. Looks like the most populous ones are a bit lower percentage wise overall.

It's been a little over 5 years since I lived in Ohio, but my dad and brother still live there. I'm pretty sure they're both voting Trump.