Did you have to wait in line to vote?

[Jamastiene]

For me, there was no line, but the booths were all full for just a second or two.

For those who voted today, did you have to wait in line to vote?

[TZ]

1. I hr 40 minutes.

Never seen a line like that before.

[BarenakedLady]

2. Only a couple of minutes

Still, it's the first time I had a line in this little town. :D

[vard28]

3. An hour

and I've NEVER had to wait more than 3 minutes previously, and that's usually because I'm chatting with my neighbors that work the polling place.

[blueraven95]

4. I haven't voted yet, but I'm expecting a line

a meeting at work this morning was significantly empty because of people who were stuck in lines and had been in them since 7:00-8:00, the meeting was at 9:30.

:hi:

[curse10]

5. A little over 30 minutes

Not too bad. And the weather is nice today :-)

[bigwillq]

6. Yes, about 15 minutes.

Which is the longest I ever had to wait. I live in a small town.

[Connonym]

7. I voted and was back home within 15 minutes

Just 1 guy ahead of me.

[Lucian]

8. I had to wait only ~five minutes.

Thankfully. :)

[PVnRT]

9. Voted early two weeks ago - I was the only one there

[deucemagnet]

10. No wait.

Three booths, paper ballots. When I voted, I sat down in the last vacant booth, so the person or persons behind me may have had a short wait.

[old mark]

11. No wait, No line outside building, 6 people ahead of us, voters

continuously entering and leaving. We were # 233 & 234, about double what we were last General Election. Ve voted in Berks County, Muhlenberg Township PA at about 10:30 AM.

See ya later, making food now.

mark

[RebelOne]

12. I voted by absentee ballot, so no standing in line for me. n/t

[Jamastiene]

13. Kicking.

[Ava]

14. i'm in a small town and i went to vote at around 10:30 or so

so there were very few people there. i didn't have to wait in line. had i gone first thing in the morning, at lunch, or at 5 i would've had to wait in line. my stepdad called and said that he had to wait in line to vote this morning.. he went before work.

[flvegan]

15. Early voted, 1 1/2 hours or so.

[lizerdbits]

16. About 5 minutes

I went to work too early to do it in the morning so went about 4:30 when most people are at work, so that may have had something to do with it. In past years it's been up to 30 minutes when going before work.

[Guava Jelly]

17. I waited for an hour and a half

My ward and precinct in Missouri was one where the books were swapped (as reported on cnn)

[LeftyMom]

18. No line at all.

I vote absentee, but I spilled something on my ballot, so I took it in to my precinct, surrendered it, and voted in person. No line at all this morning.