Is anybody else just relieved that election day is finally here?

[YessirAtsaFact]

I've been more and more nervous over the weekend into yesterday.

I loved the polls moving in our direction, loved the number of first time voters and young voters, but there was still this knot in my gut.

I feel better today. The day has arrived, I can go do something about the Orange Menace.

I can vote.

[redstatebluegirl]

1. Yes, I am glad to have my voice heard, and also to not have to see any more ads

on TV or in my mailbox.

[katmondoo]

2. I can't get over the fear that this will not go as we wish

I still have the memory of the coup in 2016, I was in tears for days.

[Arkansas Granny]

4. I feel the same. I won't be able to really relax until all the votes are counted.

[old guy]

3. Count me in.

[Johnny2X2X]

5. Yes!

Very relieved and excited. Also thankful I don't have to see ads on TV anymore. The GOP ads this weekend and yesterday took a much more aggressive and dark turn here in MI.

For attorney general they called the Dem candidate a child molester, literally. Because she worked for a law firm that had once argued on behalf of someone trying to remove their name from the sex offender registry.

[Wounded Bear]

6. Yeah, voted by mail two weeks ago...

[vlyons]

7. Yes, I stayed calm and practiced patience.

Remember to smile at fear.

[UTUSN]

8. A *long* day, glad it's here, but the relief will be when the results are final!1

[Hoyt]

9. Yes. It's a chance to stick it to trump and GOPers.

[rsdsharp]

10. I'm releived.

I live in Iowa. I hope we have a new governor, take back the state house and elect 4 democratic representative to Congress.

But whatever the outcome, I'm looking forward to seed corn commercials tomorrow. It should be at least 3-4 months before the 2020 caucus ads start up.

[uponit7771]

11. K&R,

[tavernier]

12. The end of political advertisements!!!!!

I could feel my IQ dropping a point every time they came on. I was praying for an end while I still knew how to tie my shoes!