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Nothing interesting. Voted early on Tuesday. Line out of the door and had to wait about 20 or so minutes around 2 pm. As we left the line was longer as people got off of work.
Voted yesterday....McMullin for Prez...Crapo for Senate..even though his on-again, off-again and then back on again support for Trump made him look like an idiot.
Not a big mystery here who wins, in this reddest of states--4 electoral votes to Trump---hopes he treasures them..as it appears that electoral votes may be hard for him to come by.
Today I wondered, with this new FBI news, if anyone who voted early is sorry now they can't change their vote. With only a week to go before the election, I was pretty sure not too much could change before then, but I guess not. After all this time, I'm pretty amazed that anyone would be undecided still, or waffling that they would change their mind. I would not have sent in my ballot earlier than this week, though, with all the craziness.
I went to vote today, there is just 1 more day for early voting here. It was a circus!
The line was out the door. There were old antique cars driving around the parking lot with flags flying out the sides and signs. There was a woman sitting in a chair with signs and she was singing God Bless America. All the craziness was pro Trump.
Ok, I'm not saying Trump is good or bad, but my goodness he does attract all the unusual people, doesn't he? I had my sample ballot all filled out with all my research notes all over. On my way out past the line of people, I offered it to everyone - "anybody want this, I have all the answers". No takers.
Please share your voting stories.
Were you seriously surprised that no one took you up on your offer of dispensing the "answers" at a voting site?
Nothing interesting. Voted early on Tuesday. Line out of the door and had to wait about 20 or so minutes around 2 pm. As we left the line was longer as people got off of work.
Yup..me either
just few people over there!
actually just need to wait 10minutes only.
Today I wondered, with this new FBI news, if anyone who voted early is sorry now they can't change their vote. With only a week to go before the election, I was pretty sure not too much could change before then, but I guess not. After all this time, I'm pretty amazed that anyone would be undecided still, or waffling that they would change their mind. I would not have sent in my ballot earlier than this week, though, with all the craziness.
Pat ----
It probably won't change any votes/minds but it might quell the enthusiasm to actually go to the polls for some ---- especially if there is more damaging leaks coming out in the oncoming week.
Remember, Comey is no longer in charge of the investigation and does not posses the ability to control the flow of information being released.
I look for more damaging leaks from agency insiders going forward.
Voted today in Houston in and out in 15min record early voting numbers here. When voting numbers are up it means more democrats are voting. In off presidential election yrs democrats do not vote much.
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