Impressions from the polls

[groundgrid]

Counting yourself & your like minded family & friends, how many people do you know that voted today?

How was voter turnout & can you gather any intel from who was there? (eg. a bunch still had Obama pins because they wore the same shirt 2 years ago)

[Lumspond]

I just voted. Difficult to gauge the sway of the crowd. All of my coworkers were voting, although they are a mix of left and right. When she asked for my ID, I stated I didn't have one. She told me I'd have to sign an affidavit verifying I was who I state, at which point I pulled out my Delaware license. Should have followed through. Got me thinking though. In order to vote, you need to register to vote at the DMV, correct? (Been a long time). How do you register at the DMV without ID? Affidavit as well?

[Cbmarine]

Voted at Glasgow polling place at about 1:45.  No line. Three of us voted straight R. John Marino, who us running against the sign-stealer's spouse in State Senate 10, drove up while we were leaving.  I asked if he was going to send his opponent's husband a thank-you note but he said the election was too close to call. Oddly, we didn't see any Kevin Wade signs. 

[Clarence]

If you see a politician make certain to mention gun rights!

[ThePixelated]

Due to the fact I'm pretty slow in the mornings, I didn't go to the polls until after I was done work. I even left work a little early to do a few other things.

I was deeply upset that my state representative who is up for re-election was not at my polling location. She normally has been the past few elections... Maybe because I came later in the day is why she wasn't there. For this mid-term and the past primary, she had her lackeys handing out some small piece of paper to all of the voters. As I did before, I walked by with my hand up and said "No thank you".

It would have been pointless to tell her lackeys to tell her that I wanted to send my thanks for infringing on my Second Amendment rights granted to us by the US Constitution... I didn't think they would deliver it. It just doesn't work if the state rep isn't there.

Hopefully she'll be given the boot... Hopefully...

Other than that, my polling place was a quick in & out.

[oldgraygeek]

Just voted at the church on Porter Road. Five minute process. Carried concealed, just like I do at every election.

[Ink@ddict357]

Are you talking about Kim Williams Pixel? If so she was outside this morning. She tried to talk to me and I just keep walking.

[SturmRugerSR9]

They said the best time to go to the poles is between 10 AM and 4 PM to avoid the crowd. Being retired, I did just that. I parked in a 15 min. parking spot, went in voted and came back out with 5 mins. to spare.
Voted at Lake Forest East.

[ThePixelated]

Are you talking about Kim Williams Pixel? If so she was outside this morning. She tried to talk to me and I just keep walking.

No. Valerie Longhurst...

[Radnor]

Pulled a straight R tix.

For my rep there was Mitchell unopposed.
Even though I knew he would win, could NOT put the
X next to his name as he was the one who introduced
the magazine ban.

[Just Bill]

I know wife voted. so I cancelled her vote.  Obama supporter...won't even get off the sinking ship.  And me with all these guns.........

[Adrenolin]

And yet l see no listing for a used wife in the classified. 

Lol j/king there Just Bill. We all have our views and right or wrong the world would be down right boring of we didn't. Lord knows the wife and I are pretty much opposites of everything.. Except for our political views!

Most folk I know admitted they were simply too busy to vote or mumbled they didn't have a good choice. I found you could almost tell who voted for which "side" simply by how forthcoming they were in the conversation. 

[Just Bill]

We have separate TV rooms, one for FOX and one the the other crap.  She used to middle or middle right, then she met a Pastor that was sexually challenged and made a large shift left.

[Adrenolin]

Lmao!