For those of you at the polls today, how long did you wait?: ShortFormBlog

cheshire420 answered: I voted the first day early voting opened in Nevada. There was a five minute wait in line, but on election day it was 3 hours long for some.

casebykasenails answered: I had absolutely no wait time, and neither did my boyfriend, who lives in a difference precinct than I. We both voted yesterday.

katrinawrites answered: 75 minutes

realjohngreen answered: five hours. thanks, florida.

itstotallyrene answered: I waited 5 hours and ten minutes. I’m from Miami Dade so that’s normal

katerkat82 answered: In and out in 8 minutes flat.

theoutregirl answered: About 90 minutes

heckofabecca answered: I live in a smallish town— less than 20k people— and I voted around 2:30. No waiting at all!

highbadnesslevel answered: bout 5 min

blackrose1356 answered: In and out in less than ten minutes!

isnteverything answered: I went at 3:30 and there was absolutely no line. I’ve waited longer to vote in runoffs.

awesomethingsfromhistory answered: Maybe 10 minutes. I voted at like 11:30.

castironed answered: I am glad you .ung

squawktalk answered: maybe 2 minutes

michelledunlap answered: Got to the polls at 7:03 am, waiting for about 10 min for doors to open. Was back at home warming up by 8 am. 45-50 min.

thetrainback answered: No wait for me here in San Francisco. There were 3 booths free when I walked in at around 1 pm this afternoon.

fullelvencastiel answered: I didn’t wait at all. I went in and got my ballot and a place to sit right away

mar-see-ah answered: showed up around 8:45am, got out 9:30. 45 min.

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the36thprime answered: no wait

nemophilablues answered: 2 hours and 15 minutes!

lex-in-transit answered: ~20 minutes

warholesque answered: 2 hours in GA

lglights-is-hiding answered: I went around 11am, no wait, in and out in about 10 minutes with my prepared sample ballot.

commanderbishoujo answered: 2.5 hours. But I live in NYC and we are dealing with post-Sandy issues.

washingtub answered: I got there around 4:30, so beat the work rush and it only took 15 minutes!

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biggerthanself answered: no wait. 11:30am pst

scarfarms answered: 2 minutes for a booth to open up. Very smooth and quick here in Minnesota (at least at my location)

musicforthemusicallychallenged answered: 10 minutes in line in Bushwick, Brooklyn at 9:00am

momwifegeekbookworm answered: 1 hour and 45 minutes.

nadija answered: 0 seconds but they screwed up my registration and said I didn’t exist….ended up submitting a provisional ballot

eye-of-fatima answered: Only 30 minutes, I arrived at 6:00 p.m. and I was done @ 6:27. I did my research and thankfully was in and out quickly.

cooperseye answered: 20 minutes. The place was a touch hard to find. The room was stuffy, there was 1 line handling the check in. Everyone was nice. 20 minute

cliff-speed answered: I waited like a minute maybe, but I live out in the country. Some of my coworkers waited an hour and a half in other cities in Georgia.

cozetteybetty answered: around 15 - 20 minutes including transport to and from the place

weallcomplete answered: fifteen minutes, maybe less

woman-of-seasoning-pepper-potts answered: I waited 1.5 hours

dtrip01 answered: 5 minutes

terradascouves answered: 100 minutes

crimson-lullaby answered: No one was there when I got there, so walked right in and voted, no wait.

dailygazelle answered: Approximately 2 minutes!

witch-singer answered: 3 and 1/2 hours! and of course I voted for the bamster (:

megsina answered: 45 mins

svenc answered: 45 minutes

aveviva answered: Walked right through

peacefulrestvalley answered: 10 minutes if that…at 10:30am.

ashleymitsenf answered: I went at about 1pm central time and was in and out in about half an hour or so. Would’ve been quicker if I used a paper ballot.