Vote!

[Captain Hank]

To all of the forum members in the US, please, no matter who or what you support, exercise your right and privilege to vote!

 

[Number_6]

The kids get Election Day off here in Buffalo, NY. My wife and I are going to walk over with the kids and show them how the process works in the morning, probably after 9am, when most people will be at work and the crowds might be a little less. Thankfully, I have tomorrow off as well.

 

[DormaNesbit]

Hubby and I are going as soon as he gets off of work!

 

[unkadug]

Polls haven't opened up yet, but I'm watching the news and the lines are over an hour long now! I better get moving!

 

[mpoppins76]

The kids get Election Day off here in Buffalo, NY. My wife and I are going to walk over with the kids and show them how the process works in the morning, probably after 9am, when most people will be at work and the crowds might be a little less. Thankfully, I have tomorrow off as well.

I think that's such a wonderful idea.

 

[sbkline]

Why, they're all the same. :shrug: Just two sides of the same coin. Whichever one gets in, I doubt that he'll be alot different than the other one would have been.

 

[Disnut]

I voted early. Didn't want to wait in lines today.

 

[JustPlainBill]

I got to my polling place 10 minutes before it opened this morning and there was already a line of people waiting.

I've been voting at this location for over 20 years and have never seen a line before.

It wasn't so bad though, it only took about ten minutes, in and out.

No matter who you're voting for it is great to see so many people coming out to excercise their right. Hopefully these same people will return year after year.

 

[disneychic71]

I just got back from voting. The lines were wrapped around the building, and I waited about 45 minutes before voting. I asked an older couple in front of me if they'd ever seen such long lines, and they said in their whole lives in this district, they've never seen lines longer than 4 or 5 people! It should make for a very interesting night.

 

[mpoppins76]

Yikes! Hope the lines calm down before I can go vote later. I don't do well with lines....especially ones w/ no "linemosphere"

On the other hand....long lines = alot of people voting! :sohappy:

 

[MsSnuzi]

I voted at 8:25 this morning and had to wait in line - there has never been a line at my location before. It's great to see everybody getting out there.

And how about our Buffalo weather? 67 and sunny! :sohappy:

 

[Number_6]

It really is a beautiful day here in Buffalo. We walked over around 9am and there was no one in front of me, I just went right into the booth with my son, let him press the one for President with me and then completed the voting. I was in and out of there inside of five minutes.

 

[SamnDawn060304]

Voted early..

 

[Pongo]

Go vote! Go vote! Go vote!

I mailed in my absentee long ago and am so glad to be a part of such a great nation that allows us this privilege! GO VOTE!

 

[Number_6]

In honor of the election, I have changed my avatar to one of the best fictional Presidents of all time. He's got one heck of a website, too: http://www.maxforpresident.org/

 

[lunalovegoddess]

I voted at 8:25 this morning and had to wait in line - there has never been a line at my location before. It's great to see everybody getting out there.

And how about our Buffalo weather? 67 and sunny! :sohappy:

We were in and out within minutes.

:sohappy: It's WARM!!!

 

[mkt]

I overnighted my absentee ballot last week.

It doesn't matter who wins, because this has been a historic election.

We will have either:

1- First african american president
2a- First foreign born president
2b- First woman VP

 

[DisneyGigi]

Vote or lose your voice! I never understood why anyone that could vote wouldn't.:shrug: I am heading out after lunch, I like voting on election day.

 

[NemoRocks78]

 

[WDW Monorail]

I voted this past weekend!

And I hope that no one votes just to make history; no matter what side you are on.