I just arrived in the office this morning after voting. The wait was more than any other time I've voted, but not as bad as I had feared. It took an hour and 15 minutes at my precinct. I'd be interested to know how long you had to wait.
No matter how long the wait is, the whole process is always pretty cool. I'm always thankful that we have the freedom to make a choice, even if the vote doesn't always go the way we want.
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About Me
- Cliff Marshall
- Greer, SC, United States
- I am the husband of a wonderful wife and the father of two beautiful girls. I am also the pastor of Freedom Fellowship, a new church in Greer, SC. Some things I really enjoy are: music, baseball, peanut butter, chocolate milk, my ipod, reading, going to the beach, movies, and laughter.
5 comments:
My wait was a couple of days...for the absentee ballot to arrive!!! Somebody has to man the computer around here :-)
3 1/2 hours. Our freedoms and rights aside it's much more fun to turn the final corner and see Space Mountain or the Batman roller coaster waiting for you.
I was in line at 6:35 am this morning and I was done by 7:25 am.
Then off to work I went.
wearing my "I voted" sticker and my American Flag pin on my shirt.
Thank God for our Freedom to VOTE.
you think you had it rough... i think i waited 15 minutes.
oh... well i guess you did have it rough.
In the essence of not getting beat up, I will speak on anonymity and admit that I waited less than 5 minutes in line to vote since my last name was at the back half of the alphabet. I know the 100-200 people waiting in line with last names of A-L appreciated watching me walk to the front of the line!
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