I was voter 01 at my poll this morning

[prodigal_green]

I wore my blue silk dress and stood in the cold for 20 minutes until they opened the polls. I'm in NYC, and everything went smoothly.

Good luck swing state DUers!!

on edit: my boss told me yesterday that he was going to bring in a big bottle of NyQuil for me to take--so HE could get through the day! He's as blue as I, and he knows I'll be getting NO work done today.

[Clintmax]

1. Good for you!

I hope there was a line forming behind you!

GO KERRY!!

[Eurobabe]

2. did it have a stain on it? ;)

[i_c_a_White_Ghost]

3. I was like number 10

:spank:

[RafterMan]

10. I was number 10 as well

But number three at my booth.

They were a little slow getting started, it seemed to be running well enough once it was up.

[auburngrad82]

4. Congratulations!

Every vote counts. Award yourself with the "I voted" avatar!

[venus]

5. Our voting line went around the block. First time I've

seen it like this and I've voted at this precinct for three years.

[LynnTheDem]

6. Lookit all them "I voted" avatars!

:)

[daharyn]

7. Also in NYC here,

& a bit nervous about encountering any problems, but it was great to hear things went so smoothly for you. I'm going to head out in about an hour myself -- too nervous to sleep, might as well get up and Vote!

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

8. Kudos!

I used to do that when I lived in Illinois. Now here in Arkansas, we can vote early, and I did-last Monday.

[annerevere]

9. Good job!

I'll be home today at my computer and watching TV on this great day.

[malatesta1137]

11. congratulations!!

n/t

[namvet73]

12. Good! I was #5, My wife # 4

If Kerry Wins, we will go out to dinner to celebrate.
If Bush Wins, we will still go out to dinner, but we will cry in our beers.

It took about 3 seconds to switch the levers. It took about 10 more seconds to check, recheck, recheck, recheck that I did the right, uh, excuse me, I shouldn't use that word, CORRECT column.

[npincus]

13. Yippee! Props from your neighbor in Hoboken (me)!

[0007]

14. Congratulations and may this be a good omen

Please follow this example.

Vote as if your life depended on it, because it does.

Call 866 687-8683
If Poll Workers refuse you to vote for any reason
If there is a late opening or early closing of a polling place.
If your polling place runs out of ballots or has an incorrect ballot
If you experience poll worker insensitivity or discrimination in the voting process

The civil rights community have set up a toll-free Election Day hotline. This line is
staffed now and, in addition to logging your complaint, the civil rights organizations have law
students and attorneys who can provide assistance on Election Day.

the hotline number is
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When you call the hotline, be prepared to give your name, telephone number, and note as many
details as possible, including the names of the people who are involved.