I VOTED

[sidebite252]

Pottsboro was busy but they had about 8 stations & all were busy but moving very quickly. The wife & I were In & out in about 15 minutes. The most I’ve ever seen there & I’ve voted at this place for 4 years. No issues at all.

Vote early & often!

 

[HCS]

my wife and I voted one Wednesday after lunch, only about a dozen people in front of us and ite moved fairly quick

 

[Southpaw]

The wife and I voted this morning. Took about 30 minutes.

 

[Reinz]

Voted yesterday, it took 19 minutes.

 

[TAZ]

Voted yesterday. Took about an hour. Lots of folks lined up at 0700 on way to work I guess.


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[TipBledsoe]

I did my duty today at 3:15. It took 45 minutes. La Vernia was busier than I expected. +1 for DJT!

 

[G O B]

Line took about an hour today in Dripping. Nice day, so line around building was not so bad.

 

[Shady]

Voted at 9am. No line about 5 people at machines. I figured 9am would be a good time.

Old folks who get there early to beat the crowd.
People who drive to Austin for work had to have already been there.
lazy people are still sleeping.

Seemed to work out well for me. looked like everyone in the building was over 65.

I was sad they were out of Stickers.

 

[sidebite252]

Seems we’re seeing a record turn out in voters so far

4 biggest counties in North Texas set records for turnout in first three days of early voting

In Denton County, in-person voting is up 82% compared to 2016, ahead of Collin at 14%, Dallas at 8% and Tarrant at 2%.

www.wfaa.com

 

[toddnjoyce]

Seems we’re seeing a record turn out in voters so far

4 biggest counties in North Texas set records for turnout in first three days of early voting

In Denton County, in-person voting is up 82% compared to 2016, ahead of Collin at 14%, Dallas at 8% and Tarrant at 2%.

www.wfaa.com

Not just turnout but registrations as well, and that’s statewide.

Normally, I’d say that’s a good thing, but with the amount of domestic immigrants who have a history of voting in their beat interest, and not in the best interest of Texas, that concerns me for the future of our state.

I still curse Rick Perry for deciding economic growth was more important than keeping Texas Texan.

 

[kbaxter60]

Wife and I voted first day of early voting (Tuesday). Bandera County. Took about 30 minutes all told.
No masks.

 

[BRD@66]

I was embarrassed but I let them move me & my gimpy leg to the front of the line. SWMBO refused to jump line. It took her about 15 minutes total; 10 in line + 5 to vote.

 

[Bobk]

My wife, youngest and I have voted. Not bad in Seguin.

 

[toby1]

The wife and I voted Thursday morning at the Llano library. In and out in 15 minutes.

 

[John Galt]

Just got back from the storm shelter in Huntsville. No line at all. Less than 10 minutes in and out.

 

[Charley]

Closest early voting site near me has been jammed, 100+ people in line every time I drive by. Found another close by site in a small suburb, went by Friday and maybe 25 in line. Wife and I will vote there Monday.

 

[Vaquero]

Yep

 

[Charlie]

Yep!

 

[kbaxter60]

Speaking of voting...
I will file this as part #469 of the "Voter Fraud is a Myth" series. Wow:

EXCLUSIVE: Texas Poll Watcher Testifies On 2020 Voter Fraud In Houston, Has PHOTOS

'Serious Actions And Crimes'

nationalfile.com

I think the thing that bothered me he most here was that he stated: “I have not received any call from any Federal, County nor State official investigating these serious actions and crimes.”

PS - I didn't find a "Voter Fraud Central" thread, but will move it there, if there is one. Cam?

 

[SA_Steve]

It's been over two weeks since we mailed in the application for old-folks mail-in ballot. nothing yet