Have you fulfilled your duty as an American citizen?

[Nandy]

My daughter and I did.
http://i305.photobucket.com/albums/nn215/nandy_temp/20161108_111415.jpg

She actually mail her vote in so yawl have no frikking excuse...

[Captain]

Good Job Nandy!!!

[BarryBobPosthole]

Good job, Nandy!
Julie and I went about 9:45 and it took about 45 minutes total. Lines were long for our little polling place!
i hope that means a record turnout. More voters means better result no matter who you're pulling for to win.

BKB

[Captain]

Did you and Julie get to see the Trump Train??? Choooochoooo! ;) :D

[Nandy]

NC had a big early vote percent per the wife. I had never had yo wait much but this time there were no lines. It was flowing pretty good for the Maybe 6 or 8 Minutes I was there.

[DeputyDog]

Me too. Voted about 7 this morning. Only had about a 15 minute wait but the line got quite a bit longer behind me.

[LJ3]

I got to my place at 6:45 and the line was already a 2 hour wait. Gonna leave work after a 1:00pm meeting and see how it goes.

[BarryBobPosthole]

Did you and Julie get to see the Trump Train??? Choooochoooo! ;) :D

It was boring. No Deplorables staring at us to make sure we weren't rigging something, no Black Panthers, no nuthin'.

Just a lot of old people in comfortable footwear, mostly tennis shoes with a big N on the side. I guess the Millenials voted this morning.

BKB

[Nandy]

I'm glad my millennial did her duty for the second time. Maybe they launched a voting app and we x's/baby boomers were not told.

[Thumper]

I've never had to wait in line to vote here, so it'll be interesting to see how today goes. It's been a busy week, but my BIL, two sisters, a nephew and his wife just left to catch a plane back to Houston, so I'm headed out to run a couple errands and stop by to get my "I Voted" sticker. Catch youse dufes later.

[Big Skyz]

Start to finish took about 5 minutes today. Did I ever mention how much I enjoy living in a small town. :D

[DeputyDog]

There was an article in my local paper this morning saying that there was a record number of early voting in Indiana this year.

I'm interested to see the turnout numbers this year. It will be interesting to see if all the hype brings out big numbers or if a lot of people are just turned off by the whole situation and just don't vote.

[Thumper]

Back home already. I walked in, got checked in, walked straight to a booth, voted and walked out in a matter of minutes. As I was walking out, I ran into the owner of my favorite BBQ joint in town as he was walking in. I spent more time chatting with him than I spent inside my polling place.

BTW, I asked the gal who checked me in if they've had a good turn-out today. She showed me the sign-in book and there were VERY FEW blank spaces left.

Got my "do-gooder" sticker.

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[BarryBobPosthole]

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[BarryBobPosthole]

My daughter and did.
http://i305.photobucket.com/albums/nn215/nandy_temp/20161108_111415.jpg

She actually mail her vote in so yawl have no frikking excuse...

Yer camo don't match.

BKb

[LJ3]

I went back at 2:30. Took 5 minutes. The lines this morning were the biggest I've seen in all the elections I've voted in. Which is pretty much every single local, state and national election with a couple local ones missed many years ago.

[Nandy]

Yer camo don't match.

BKb
Is urban camo, it does match.

[Big Muddy]

I heard this was the sticker they gave, Phole, after he voted today: ;)


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[BarryBobPosthole]

Hahahahahahahahahaha....thats purty good.

BKb