re: How long is your line? Where yat?

Deep red West Virginia- longer than usual this time of day. 60% male

I'm in used tampon red Kansas (though a more faded red city). Walked in at 9:30 in the morning with no one in line ahead of me and maybe two people in the voting cubicle room. Not really a lot to vote on though--president, House Rep. , one state senator, one state house rep., one city commissioner, a couple of minor county offices, and a back page full of nothing but whether or not various state and county judges should remain on the bench or not. Had maybe half a dozen minor county positions where Republicans were running unopposed. In and out in under ten minutes. One curious thing though, the last time I voted it was at a church across the street from the school I voted at today. Apparently the church was sold a couple of months ago and they had to find a different place. I never received any notification of this and only found where I was supposed to vote by the luck of walking to the precinct (about six blocks away from where I live) instead of driving, and seeing a VOTE sign about 50 yards away from the church on top of a hill.

Just went by my polling place in Cahaba Heights (Vestavia) and the line is out the door. Don't ever recall it being that long. Will go back shortly.

5 minutes in and out around noon in central maryland.

5 minutes in and out just before lunch out in the country in Elmore county

I just walked straight up to the table in Pride, LA (north EBR parish)

I went and voted at 0600 hours. Longest line I’ve ever seen at my precinct and this was the 4th time I’ve voted in a presidential election there. I waited 37 minutes. I live just outside Baton Rouge.