[Tvflguy]

Yesterday went to the Sumter County dome building to early-vote, at 1:30. Line was to the curb but moved okay. Was in line for just under one hour. The poll workers and process are very good. Long ballot so recommend researching a bit beforehand.

[Taltarzac725]

I sent my ballot in by mail and it was marked as received.

I did find the poll workers very professional and friendly when I voted in the primary.

[justjim]

The line to vote early at Rohan was very long. Left and we will try again tomorrow.

[Dotneko]

Rohan took us 30 minutes yesterday morning. I am glad I made a cheat sheet of the ballot questions since the printing is darn small.

[Lottoguy]

I was just at Rohan and I too saw the long lines to vote. Glad I voted via mail. Already received my email response they have counted my vote! Only way to go if you ask me.

[Dotneko]

Originally Posted by Lottoguy

I was just at Rohan and I too saw the long lines to vote. Glad I voted via mail. Already received my email response they have counted my vote! Only way to go if you ask me.

Just saw a report of a mailbox set on fire in arizona. 20 ballots destroyed. Post Office told to expect more idiots doing that.

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by Dotneko

Just saw a report of a mailbox set on fire in arizona. 20 ballots destroyed. Post Office told to expect more idiots doing that.

Was it full of mail in ballots? if not so what?

[Pondboy]

OMG! Seriously, just mail it in.

Why would you want to wait in line to vote. Life’s too short !

Don’t forget the extra postage….$1.01 if I’m not mistaken.

[Dotneko]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

Was it full of mail in ballots? if not so what?

20 ballots were destroyed. You would care if one of them was yours.....

[Kim Fowler]

Great site for research is vote411.org, created by the League of Women Voters (nonpartisan).

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by Dotneko

20 ballots were destroyed. You would care if one of them was yours.....

If 20 ballots were destroyed, I wonder how that was determined?

[Normal]

Originally Posted by Kim Fowler

Great site for research is vote411.org, created by the League of Women Voters (nonpartisan).

Lol…so partisan. Check the answers for the candidates. Only persons from a certain party answered their questions.

[Bill14564]

Originally Posted by Normal

Lol…so partisan. Check the answers for the candidates. Only persons from a certain party answered their questions.

I think you are confused. The refusal to answer says something about the candidate, not the forum. And not all candidates from that party declined to answer.

[C. C. Rider]

My wife and I requested and received mail-in ballots. We filled them out beforehand at our leisure. Then, on Tuesday, I took them to one of the voting locations in our county and dropped them off at the ballot box beside the front desk which took about 5 minutes. This seems like the easy way to do it. No more standing in long lines.

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[Mleeja]

The wife and I voted at Laurel Manor yesterday around 12:30. Was in line about 20 minutes. I guess I am old fashion and want to vote in person. Still miss the days when you could pull a leaver.