How long did you wait at the polls to vote today? (Wesley Chapel: mall, snow)

[Not a User]

Personally I waited 90 minutes and got there at 6:40am. Not too shabby I guess.. Until I got out of the booth and noticed only about 25 people outside.

I guess if you voted early just post your wait time

[flyingscotsman]

Voted early and also voted in your poll

[superk]

Arrived exactly at 6:30, took until 7:45 to complete everything.

[mullman]

Past ten+ years
Arrive 0615, first or among first five in line, vote 0635 and off to work.

Today
Arrive 0600, approximately number 80 in line, poll opened at 0630, at voting machine at 0655, then off to work.



I have to ask, where have you people been the last decade or so?
Vote every year!

[snowflake]

Did early voting. No waiting.

[chicagocubs]

Didn't.....voted via absentee ballot....and, I am glad that I did...have a severe case of laryngitis and should not be out and about anyway.

[lacey3eb]

i was in and out in less than 10 minutes, no line to wait on that was around 11:30am.

[LakesideAnnie]

Originally Posted by snowflake

Did early voting. No waiting.

ditto... there were only three people ahead of me on Friday afternoon... about 6:15 pm.

[MJPost32]

at 11:00 today in Wesley Chapel.

[SnowWhiteQueen]

I voted early and walked right in. There was no wait. I know some people who voted near Northlake Mall the other day and waited in line 3.5 hours! hahaha

One thing I find really sad is that there are people on TV who said it is their first time voting because this election is so important and they want their voice heard. These are adults, not kids who just turned 18 who are saying this. I think every election is important and I have voted every election since I turned 18. Why would you not vote in prior elections? Apathy? Ignorance? What gives?