[hazelroselooms]

I voted a week and a half ago by mail. The whole state voted by mail. We took our ballets to the court house ourselves, not having confidence in the PO for this.

 

[ammie]

Congrats! I voted very early too. Now the waiting.

 

[maryfrances40]

I also voted early and put my ballot in a Box in the local grocery store that the County had set up. Very Easy! I have received notice that they collected my ballot and prepared it for counting.

 

[ChasingRainbows]

I voted early, took the ballot into the Post Office. Then I tracked the ballot at the county Recorder's office website. I know when they got it, when the signature was verified, when it went into a batch (and the batch number), and saw today that the batch has already been counted.

 

[marciawm]

I voted absentee in Ct in October.

 

[ivyrain]

I voted and tracked my vote online but couldn't change the info to track my husband's. It just kept bringing me up again.

 

[Candycounter1]

Hubby & I did the mail in ballots & I went dropped them in box in front of City Hall a couple Saturdays ago. Vote ???? accepted per tracking app, hubby checked????????❗????

 

[riversong200]

Washington State has voted by mail for quite a while now. We sent our ballots back the day after we received them last month.

 

[albie]

we,also,voted by mail...i hope EVERYONE keeps a cool head on this one...

 

[MaryCarter]

Just a titbit of useless information for you all.....voting is compulsory in Australia, and there are heavy fines for anyone who doesn't vote. I am amazed that it is not compulsory in some other countries. The thought of leaving my vote in a box at a grocery store fills me with dread. There is too much room for fraud in that one I think. We have to go to our schools (usually) and sign off using identification, then we vote, and those votes do not leave the voting booths until the end of the voting day. We have just done postal votes for our State Election, and even that is strictly controlled.

 

[gloriam]

Just a titbit of useless information for you all.....voting is compulsory in Australia, and there are heavy fines for anyone who doesn't vote. I am amazed that it is not compulsory in some other countries. The thought of leaving my vote in a box at a grocery store fills me with dread. There is too much room for fraud in that one I think. We have to go to our schools (usually) and sign off using identification, then we vote, and those votes do not leave the voting booths until the end of the voting day. We have just done postal votes for our State Election, and even that is strictly controlled.

That is exactly as it should be. :sm24:

 

[Hudson]

Voted in person today as has been my pattern since I first came of age. Only a 15-17 minute in/out and I was done.

 

[Charlotte80]

Just a titbit of useless information for you all.....voting is compulsory in Australia]
:sm24: :sm24: :sm24:

 

[Cookiecat]

I took my (completed) absentee ballot right to City Hall they have curbside voting, so it was taken indoors there. I also was leery of ballot box sites as there has been random vandalism of those, (not in my area but why take a chance?) I for one, am GLAD voting isn't compulsory here! I always DO vote, but reserve the right NOT to, if some day there are NO candidates I wish to vote for! Writing in some random names on the ballot would be meaningless, and just waste the time of the vote counters!

Just a titbit of useless information for you all.....voting is compulsory in Australia, and there are heavy fines for anyone who doesn't vote. I am amazed that it is not compulsory in some other countries. The thought of leaving my vote in a box at a grocery store fills me with dread. There is too much room for fraud in that one I think. We have to go to our schools (usually) and sign off using identification, then we vote, and those votes do not leave the voting booths until the end of the voting day. We have just done postal votes for our State Election, and even that is strictly controlled.

:sm02: :sm02: :sm02:

 

[Prism99]

We all voted early. Were out today and drove past the local voting stations; was surprised there are no lines! This was in a suburb. May be different in more urban areas.

 

[Evie RM]

Our ballots were dropped off in the box at our city hall's parking lot on Sunday. No voting stations here in Washington.

 

[knovice knitter]

My niece lives in San Diego and she voted today. Maybe she is the only Californian who did not vote by mail.

 

[WendyMargaret]

That is exactly as it should be. :sm24:

Never fly in USA

 

[susanstamps]

I voted today, in person, as I have done every year since I came of age. This was my 13 presidential election ????????
I like the tradition of voting on Election Day.

 

[bettyirene]

I am PROUD of all you people voting - especially as it is NOT compulsory in America, like it is here.