Went to Vote Early Today........

[Cityboy]

...........and the traffic just to get into the parking lot at the Oklahoma County voter office in OKC stretched a mile down the street! Early voting began Friday, continued Saturday and today. Every day the lines were looooooooong. I'll be heading to my local precinct tomorrow. Might have to wait in line there too, but it's closer to home.

Something tells me most of these early voters were not McCain supporters.

Check out the pics:

http://www.ireport.com/docs/DOC-132204

more:

http://www.ireport.com/docs/DOC-132751


Anybody else voted yet?

[Av8r3400]

The wife and I voted absentee last week. She goes in for surgery tomorrow, so we won't be available.


Probably won't get counted, but, the morons of Madison and Milwaukee will make this a BO state anyway.

[rback33]

I don't have to worry about voting in actuality. I WILL, but our votes will go to McCain so it's irrelevant.

[American Woman]

Redneck and I voted last week....

[pirate_girl]

I plan to vote tomorrow around lunch time, then meet a friend after at the diner to argue over who we voted for.

[Deadly Sushi]

Im going around 10AM. Im surprised that folks are staying any longer than 30 minutes in line to vote. Probably used to standing that line collecting welfare *rim shot*

[ddrane2115]

wife and I are going to be at the poles at 5:30, hopefully be some of the first.............

[Deadly Sushi]

Originally Posted by ddrane2115

wife and I are going to be at the poles at 5:30, hopefully be some of the first.............

Im going to sleep in the shrubbery and wake up at 5:25am and then I shall be first!!! ha!

[jim slagle]

The polls opened in VA at 6AM. My wife was there at 6:05. There were about 50 people in line in front of her. Took about 20 minutes total. I voted absentee last week.

Jim

[thcri]

My wife and I voted this morning. We got there about 15 minutes before the polls opened at 7:00 and we were out of there by 7:30 so it wasn't too bad of a wait.

[rback33]

I was planning to vote on the way to work, but elected to stay in bed and get some more much needed sleep. My Polling place is at a church in the country 5 miles straight east of my house. I will run over there and vote as soon as I get home from work tonight.

[Doc]

I'll vote after work today. I suspect it might take me 5 or 6 minutes. I love living in the sticks!!!!!

[rback33]

Originally Posted by Doc

I'll vote after work today. I suspect it might take me 5 or 6 minutes. I love living in the sticks!!!!!

Amen Doc!

[Erik]

ditto here on that! we'll stop on the way home - I generally average about 20 minutes total from parking to pulling out of the drive at the community center.

[pirate_girl]

Time for me to hit the polls!
Can't wait any longer

[CityGirl]

Originally Posted by pirate_girl

Time for me to hit the polls!
Can't wait any longer

I'm right behind you!

[fogtender]

Originally Posted by pirate_girl

I plan to vote tomorrow around lunch time, then meet a friend after at the diner to argue over who we voted for.

Hope you don't have nothing to argue about it...

[pirate_girl]

Originally Posted by fogtender

Hope you don't have nothing to argue about it...

We didn't..

[mtntopper]

We drove the 31 miles one way to our local polling place and cast our ballots after our morning outing hunting the big bull elk. Our county and state can not even field Democrat candidates in many positions. This leaves us with either a right-in or just mark the ballot for the usual Republican. I must admit this is one year I did go straight on the party line as any other offerings were about like the national front runner for the Dems. No substance and positions on policy that go directly against my conservative views......................

I can only wish the best for whoever wins and hope that they can right the sinking ship asap............... as whatever is done is done for now!!!

I am just too old to riot in the streets. Our local law enforcement will shoot looters and rioters unlike in Chicago or LA where they give them a medal.

[rback33]

Originally Posted by mtntopper

We drove the 31 miles one way to our local polling place and cast our ballots after our morning outing hunting the big bull elk. Our county and state can not even field Democrat candidates in many positions. This leaves us with either a right-in or just mark the ballot for the usual Republican. I must admit this is one year I did go straight on the party line as any other offerings were about like the national front runner for the Dems. No substance and positions on policy that go directly against my conservative views......................

I can only wish the best for whoever wins and hope that they can right the sinking ship asap............... as whatever is done is done for now!!!

I am just too old to riot in the streets. Our local law enforcement will shoot looters and rioters unlike in Chicago or LA where they give them a medal.

Funny you said that... a buddy of mine is predicting rioting in almost every major city now matter who wins the Presidential election.