I voted today -- my first presidential vote was for George McGovern in 1972 (RIP)

[k8conant]

One hour wait in line at the Jefferson County (WV) Courthouse (where John Brown was tried...) The bailiff told me that there has been a constant line since early voting started on Wednesday.

[lunatica]

1. Thanks patriot!

I voted last week by mail here in California.

[LiberalLoner]

2. Thank you.

[Marymarg]

3. Mine too

And I voted this morning in Texas, straight Democratic, as I have always done. There was a steady stream of voters and I was told this precinct has had 750 voters/day. (Early voting began Monday)

[Grammy23]

4. Voting tomorrow with my absentee ballot.

Husband voting, too. Two for Obama/Biden. Straight Democratic Ticket.

First Presidential election? I voted in 1976....Jimmy Carter!

[Staph]

5. I'm voting tomorrow.

In the first day of early voting in Kanawha Country (also West Virginia), the turnout in the first two days was 60% higher than 2008! We still have no chance of an Obama win in West Virginia, but I'm hoping that the statewide offices and the state legislature will stay Democratic.

[yellowcanine]

6. My first vote also was for McGovern and was partial penance for having rooted for Nixon in

1968 although I was too young to vote. I like to think that if I had been old enough to vote in 1968 I would have had better sense and seen through his bullshit.

[k8conant]

8. I campaigned for Eugene McCarthy in 1968.

I was 19, too young to vote.

[Mz Pip]

7. Me too

I was 23 at the time. The voting age was 21 back then.

I mail in my ballot today. Voting for Obama was the easy part. We've got all the propositions in CA to wade through. The ballot is 2 very long pages.