2016 Postmortem
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I am in line before the polls open | |
2 (20%) |
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I get to the poll right around the time it opens | |
1 (10%) |
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I get there within the first 2 hours | |
2 (20%) |
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I get there in the morning | |
4 (40%) |
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I go at lunch time | |
0 (0%) |
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I'm an afternoon voter | |
1 (10%) |
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I go immediately after work | |
0 (0%) |
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I put it off until the evening hours | |
0 (0%) |
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I end up closing the polls | |
0 (0%) |
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Other | |
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littlemissmartypants
(22,692 posts)I arrived at my location before sunrise and found that at least a half a dozen folks had done the same. But I fell asleep in the car and when I woke up the sun was up and there was a line of folks waiting. It was a very breezy morning. The line was silent. A strong gust hit and in my nervousness I said: "I feel the winds of change a blowin'...do you?" to the person next to me in line. There was an eruption of laughs. It was one of the greatest days of my life.
MoonchildCA
(1,301 posts)And go when there is no line. Oh, the perks of living across the street from my polling place.
Danmel
(4,915 posts)Polling place just a few blocks from my home. This way, no matter what, I have voted.
ohheckyeah
(9,314 posts)it's after the morning and lunch crowd and before the after work crowd.
NYC Liberal
(20,136 posts)but this year I think I might go around 8AM-ish.
I moved very recently so I will have to travel further to my poll site (I used to live only 2 blocks away).
Historic NY
(37,451 posts)its always the same. I always ask about the turn out in my district & neighboring district...they always tell me. When I was young we used to have register voter sheets so we knew how many people voted or didn't. We used the numbers to redouble our calling. I worked on many local campaigns for my uncle and other Dems. Hard to break a habit.