Floridian here.

[BlueStater]

Just got back from voting for Clinton/Kaine and Murphy.

Go away forever, Orange Boy, and please take Little Marco with you.

[kmanbanana]

1. Waited 50yrs to vote for a woman!

-DH & I were in the first 100 voters @ west boca raton..long lines @ 6:45AM.First time I ever saw "security observers " @ poll. I had to ask who they were..Inside..semi smooth voting..until one got to the machines..ballots were being spit back & we had to reinsert a few times before the "official"counter registered the vote. Also, outside, while waiting, a poll worker came along the line & LOUDLY announced that the ballot was on BOTH sides & a SECOND page. Can't we make it simple?
Come ON HILLARY!!

[brer cat]

2. It has been a long wait, indeed!

Welcome to DU, kmanbanana!

[napkinz]

3. what is going on in Florida????

DSCC yanks spending from Florida Senate race

10/18/16

Senate Democrats pulled their last chunk of remaining ad reservations in Florida on Monday night, leaving Rep. Patrick Murphy on his own in his race against Sen. Marco Rubio.

The decision to slash the final remaining week of reservations in Florida by the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee came before Monday night's debate between Murphy (D) and Rubio (R), according to a source familiar with party strategy. The party's campaign arm initially reserved $10 million in ads there, but that came before Rubio's reversal on his plans to retire. Senate Majority PAC also pulled $6 million in remaining ads this month after spending about $3 million on the race.

While the DSCC and Senate Majority PAC have been trimming back on ad buys for weeks, their latest move zeroes out their commitment over the last 3 weeks of the election, even as polls show the race tightening. While Murphy hasn't led a public poll since June, Rubio's margin is not overwhelming: He was up just 49-47 in a Quinnipiac poll released on Tuesday.

http://www.politico.com/story/2016/10/dscc-no-florida-senate-race-funding-229938

[Lucinda]

10. thats ridiculous!

[ChairmanAgnostic]

4. How were the voting lines? In my nape of the forest, lines were growing.

But it was first day of early voting.

[BlueStater]

5. I live in St. Augustine.

The line was small and most of the people there were elderly. The entire process took maybe 15 minutes.

[Ligyron]

8. In Wellington the parking lot for a local precinct was packed at 6:55am.

Too dark to see if there was a long line but bet there was.

I vote by mail, it's just easier for me with more time to research candidates and issues.

[ohnoyoudidnt]

9. Seminole county here.

There were about a dozen people there when I went this morning. I was in and out in about 5 minutes.

[TonyPDX]

6. Well done! Now help a neighbor do the same thing!

[lark]

7. I will be voting this weekend.

Can't wait, so excited to vote for the first woman president.

[Roland99]

11. Will be going on my way home after work!