For those who were at the polls today, how were the crowds/demographics?

Lafourche Parish... Very busy, literally 100% caucasian..

Good turnout. I'm in Youngsville so it was all white people.

Mandeville area. All white.

I was a victim of attempted disenfranchisement when I had to show photo ID though.

I live on the mean streets of the 70809, the Bluebonnet/Jefferson Highway Republican-heavy Ghetto, and I asked the kind ladies today and they said it was a phenomenal turnout and steady all day.

Earlier I was with my black Glen Oaks client and his Mom called to remind him to vote and he told her "sure mom" but doesn't plan to. I'd guess he's a Dem.

Mrs Pimp is bringing her Vietnamese parents even as we speak . They hate the Dems in general.

Anecdotally-I just covered three races...aren't I special

This should be a 58-42 type result based on motivational factors. I mean, as the press will report" whites suppressing the black vote".

Druscilla park - no line. Mostly whities voting.

EBR, lot of turnout. 80/20 white

100% Caucasian at my poll at 7am with approximately 50 in attendance. The Parish is 95% Caucasian, so this doesn't surprise me.

There were 50 or so votes against the Incumbent.

Went to vote around 2. During the first election it was heavy turnout with a lot of minorities. Today there was nothing but middle aged whites voting.

I voted at a very "white" precinct in Baton Rouge. I saw no other black people or ethnic minorities there but I did see a few women. They tried to disenfranchise me by telling me that a military id wasn't proper identification. I told them that it was absurd if they were saying that an ID that requires much more scrutiny than a state id didn't prove who I was. Things began to get a bit animated, when they called over this old white woman who said, "did she verify her address?" "Let her vote."

North Bossier, Swan Lake, busy 110% white