How long did you wait to vote?

I vote in person because I have no idea what they do with those mail in ballots, there is too much room for fraud there. I did not wait at all at my polling place. There was steady traffic but while I was there no more than 2 of the 6 little stations were occupied at any one time. I guess that's another advantage of living in a town of less than 100,000 people.

I waited maybe 5 minutes at the most and, despite all the worries about the attempted voter suppression in PA all I had to do was give my name. My husband went earlier than I did and he was asked if he had ID and he said he didn't have it with him and was told he'll need it next year. That's what I'd intended to do too, just because. I've heard some stories, which I'll admit had me worried before the results came in, about people being told they couldn't vote without a photo ID despite the law having been blocked by the courts. I saw some of the lines on TV from Florida and Ohio in particular both before and on election day and I really, REALLY give those people a huge amount of credit for sticking it out until they'd gotten to vote no matter for whom they voted! To answer your question, I personally know of nobody who chose not to vote because of the wait or fear of a long wait. I do know of some who weren't aware they didn't need a photo ID in PA this year to vote and ALMOST didn't vote. By the way, these were elderly folks, of whom there are plenty, who had give up their drivers' licenses and had no other photo ID. Even if an expired license photo left positive no doubt of a person's identity, it wouldn't have been accepted in my state. Annie

Didn't take me but about a 5 minute wait. It would've been shorter except that the people in front of me thought the polling place was a place to talk and socialize with the poll workers. The guy was in a wheelchair and his wife was chit chatting away with everyone. Then when they got their ballot they blocked the aisle to the voting booth by doing more yakking with some people who were in line behind me. I think I spent one minute at the actual vote process.

I live in a very small town now, it took me about 20 minutes from start to finish.

Taskr36 Seriously I do not see why everyone doesn't vote absentee...No doubt it could raise other problems, but it surely would save a lot of money not having polls and workers...

In my country, the waiting issue is a normal phenomenon. Good thing in the US, the results are so fast to derived though. But that 3-5 hour wait is also that long for us here. I hope our election board here could do something about these delays for time is of the essence. Thanks