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I can go anytime and I'm wondering what would be the best time as far as crowds. I live in a rural area. I was thinking about getting up and going at 6:00 am when the polls open, but that could backfire.
Then I thought I would just go late morning before the lunch crowd or early afternoon. I think after 5 would be the most crowded with people getting off from work.
What time do you plan on going and why?
I have the day off tommorrow so I will go around 8:30
we have had very long lines here in Atlanta and I fully expect to be there awhile, at least I hope so
I think everyone should vote, there really is no excuse not to.
I hate it when I go vote for a state election and the polling place is empty.
Go, have fun!!
MCCAIN '08!!
I live across the street from the polls so I can go anytime I see a break in the lines, but I will probably get in line before 7 AM. If some first time voters see long lines they might just say forget it.
I voted 10 days ago. Oregon uses a mail in ballot system, the only state that does. The ballots are sent out about 2 or 3 weeks before the Nov 4th election.
7:30 I'm meeting a friend for breakfast and then I work at 11a, so it's the only time I can fit in and guarantee plenty of time to vote. I suspect the turnout will be huge.
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so I can go anytime I see a break in the lines, but I will probably get in line before 7 AM. If some first time voters see long lines they might just say forget it.
