Your voting experience ? Lines ? Hassles ?

[Wall2Wall]

Florida has made the voting process extremely simple. Can request a ballot be mailed to you and can either mail back or drop off on election day. Simple process and great seeing so many people voting.

 

[KYExtemper]

Took me about 2 hours in line to vote yesterday in Northern KY.

 

[Lamar Card]

Took me about 2 hours in line to vote yesterday in Northern KY.

Louisville. Went on my lunch. Walked in. No line. ID verified. Made selections. Scanned. Walked out. Very quick.

 

[KYExtemper]

Louisville. Went on my lunch. Walked in. No line. ID verified. Made selections. Scanned. Walked out. Very quick.

My place consolidated a lot of precincts and hardly had any poll workers. Perfect storm for a lengthy wait.

 

[CB3UK]

I skipped voting yesterday. Barr and Rand were getting my vote but I didn't know enough about the local candidates to vote for any of them and I knew those two were going to win with or without me. My precinct is usually no wait though.

 

[Lamar Card]

My place consolidated a lot of precincts and hardly had any poll workers. Perfect storm for a lengthy wait.

Hate that for you and your neighbors. Voting should not be difficult.

 

[Tskware]

As I said in another thread, in Villa Hills I waited 70 minutes starting at 2:20pm yesterday to sign-in & receive a ballot. Then 5-7 minutes to vote and scan paper ballot into machine. Have never seen anything like that. May have waited 30-40 minutes once years ago but normally 5-10 minutes.

The whole problem was not having enough people/computers to sign you in. They had 4 tablets to finger-paint your name on something like an Etch A Sketch & then gave you a ballot. It was over a minute per person. So they could handle maybe 225 people/hour. Way more voters than that. They still had voters at 7pm.

Friend in next town over, Crescent Springs, said he was in/out in 10-15 minutes. Next town from that, Lakeside Park, had similar lines to Villa Hills as shown on the local CIncy News.

Aren't you retired? Why don't you volunteer to work the polls? They need the help at least in some places

 

[TheBigBlueSpectacle]

Was told I had already voted…..

 

[MegaBlue05]

Waited in line about 10 minutes at my polling place. Turnout was higher at my precinct than normal.

All of the winning candidates I voted for ran perfect campaigns and were duly elected. All of the losing candidates I voted for were victims of election fraud. That’s how this works now, right?

 

[BigTyrone]

I took a van load of illegal Mexicans, about 15, around town to vote three times. Then we sold weed to kids and gave them literature about how to be Marxist and Trans.

Doing my part.

Thank you for your service.

 

[SaltyCat22]

In and out in under 180 seconds. We have a slick set-up. Couldn’t imagine waiting in a line like I see on TV. Zero excuses for that. Move out to da ‘burbs people.

Need to end mail-in ballots and make in-person voting a three-day extravaganza. If you’re too lazy to get your ass to a polling station, your vote should not count.

 

[SaltyCat22]

Florida has made the voting process extremely simple. Can request a ballot be mailed to you and can either mail back or drop off on election day. Simple process and great seeing so many people voting.

And they have the votes counted before bedtime.

 

[wildcatwelder]

Richmond, Ky. Went @ 10am and had to wait in line almost an hour. Very long line.

 

[Wesley91581]

Interesting how some places people virtually walked up to check in and vote and some waited an hour - wonder if it’s the time people voted or what caused the difference?

 

[storm1507]

Interesting how some places people virtually walked up to check in and vote and some waited an hour - wonder if it’s the time people voted or what caused the difference?

Mostly number of voters vs number of voting machines.

 

[Wesley91581]

Mostly number of voters vs number of voting machines.

Prob strategic voter suppression?

 

[SaltyCat22]

Yeah. No thanks to the military.

Robert E. Lee served the United States Army 33 more years than you did. He is an American Hero.

 

[RogCat1119]

Robert E. Lee served the United States Army 33 more years than you did. He is an American Hero.

Of course he is 🙄

 

[Tskware]

Of course he is 🙄

Robert E. Lee served the United States Army 33 more years than you did. He is an American Hero.

The Union Army, which buried a lot of its dead soldiers all around his house would beg to disagree. They are still there at Arlington National Cemetery.

 

[Popquiz81]

The Union Army, which buried a lot of its dead soldiers all around his house would beg to disagree. They are still there at Arlington National Cemetery.

By his logic Benedict Arnold was an American Hero too.

 

[RogCat1119]

The Union Army, which buried a lot of its dead soldiers all around his house would beg to disagree. They are still there at Arlington National Cemetery.

I'm agreeing with you btw. Of course he is a hero to a certain type of person