Tomorrow : What's the best time of the day to vote?

[Hoover]

My wife and I dropped off our ballots at the closest Starbucks on October 29. Starbucks and Staples are the nearest ballot drops.

[Uncle Cracker]

I'm hoping that maybe everybody around here voted early, and there will be nobody in line today...

[atgcpaul]

Walked to the polling place 10 minutes before they opened. About 60 people
in line ahead of me. It took about an hour before I got back home. I think it
could have been faster, though. Only 2 people to check people in but 7 voting
machines. Only 2 people were voting at a time.

[Ed62]

I couldn't vote in the poll because there was no option for "before 7 A.M.". I figure there are people who have to wait until the kids get off to school, and there are people who go to work early.

Ed

[cabinetman]

Truth is the best time to vote is when there is nobody in front of you. Either there is no line, or you are the first.
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[Alex Franke]

Voted this morning at 8:15 and there was no line at all. 60% of my precinct had voted early, so if the remaining 40% of registered voters all showed up, there still would be fewer voters today than for the primary -- plus there is more staff today.

We were pleasantly surprised!

[pelligrini]

After watching all the reports of lines on the news this morning I wasn't looking forward to trying to vote before work.

I was pleasantly suprised when I drove by my polling place this morning at 8:10. The parking lot was very sparse. I think there were just as many workers there as there were voters. No wait at all.

[radhak]

Well - saved my money alright! Reached at 10.05, out by 10.30!!

Not only did I avoid the 'payoff', it's sooo sweet to hear - 'hmm, so you were right all along!'

And this time, I had applied pure logic : 15 early-voting centers vs more than 4000 regular polling places! Had to be better today than last week.

[Knottscott]

I was in at 6:00am and out by 6:07. Four booths in one room...very efficient!