November 4, 200817 yr Arrived at 7:30, had to wait 15-20 minutes to vote when it usually takes less than five minutes,
November 4, 200817 yr Voted here in Cold Spring, KY. Knew my precinct (sp?) and didn't have to wait in any line at all. I was there for all of 10 minutes.
November 4, 200817 yr Voted at about 640. 4 people in the place, all working...voted and was gone in less than 5 minutes!
November 4, 200817 yr Voted after work. I think I waited about 5 minutes. I live out in the country though. The officials said there were 23 waiting on them when they arrived at 5:45, and it had been steady so far. Kentucky will probaly end up with around 70% voter turnout.
November 4, 200817 yr I was in line at 6:37am and I walked out of there at 7:32am but it only took me about 30 seconds to vote. It wasn't a bad wait though. Had my coffee to help me. Hehehe
November 4, 200817 yr Arrived just after 6. Had to wait about 15 minutes. Anyone else get behind "10 minute vote guy"?
November 4, 200817 yr Author Mrs Crunch just went through. No wait. She didn't like the new "wheel" booth. I used the old booth. Any opinions on the new procedure?
November 4, 200817 yr Arrived just after 6. Had to wait about 15 minutes. Anyone else get behind "10 minute vote guy"? Obama took forever to vote. Fox News showed him chatting with his daughters. Apparently there was nobody waiting in line, otherwise I am sure that he would not have tied up three voting machines for more than 15 minutes.
November 4, 200817 yr Mrs Crunch just went through. No wait. She didn't like the new "wheel" booth. I used the old booth. Any opinions on the new procedure? I am not very bright, but I have yet to figure out the point in the "wheel" booth or how it improves efficiency.
November 4, 200817 yr Obama took forever to vote. Fox News showed him chatting with his daughters. Apparently there was nobody waiting in line, otherwise I am sure that he would not have tied up three voting machines for more than 15 minutes. Maybe those last minute Reverend Wright commercials persuaded him?
November 4, 200817 yr Maybe those last minute Reverend Wright commercials persuaded him?Could be. Or it may just be illustrative of how indecisive he will be in a crisis. :lol:
November 4, 200817 yr Mrs Crunch just went through. No wait. She didn't like the new "wheel" booth. I used the old booth. Any opinions on the new procedure? In and out in 10 minutes...would have been 5 but I got the "wheel" booth. It does take a little longer. The line at Starbucks on the otherhand was off the hook. They are giving a free small coffee to anyone that votes. The line was out the door.
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