WHERE do you vote?

[underpants]

someone's porch? A sufing museum? A laundromat?

The idiocencracies (you could so lack of comformity) of our election process is as endearing as it coudl be seen as alarming.



Rick Farmer exits his polling place in Meridian, Okla., Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2008. The 747 registered voters in the district vote in the enclosed porch in the home at the LeGrande Farm and Ranch.
(AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)

Voting inspector Elizabeth LeGrande, center, assists voter Harbie Fry, left, at the polling place in her enclosed porch in Meridian, Okla., Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2008. The 747 registered voters in the district vote in the enclosed porch in the home at the LeGrande Farm and Ranch. Poll workers Mitz Habben and Lou Ann Channel are at right.
(AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)



A surfer walks in front on a polling place during primary voting at the International Surfing Museum in Huntington Beach, Calif., Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2008.
(AP Photo/Chris Carlson)




Desteny Rivera (L) watches as Edwin Rivera votes at Su Nueva laundromat during the Illinois primary in Chicago, Illinois February 5, 2008.


People walk to a house serving as a polling station on Chicago's south side during the Illinois primary in Chicago, Illinois February 5, 2008.



Belia Rodriguez places a flag outside her front door to indicate that it's a polling site Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2008, in Los Angeles.
(AP Photo/Ric Francis)




Laurence Michalski, of Chicago, casts his ballot at a polling place in a pool hall on Super Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2008, in Chicago.
(AP Photo/Jerry Lai)

[underpants]

1. An elementary school

[DJ13]

2. Our precinct votes in a church

Not sure if that should be allowed, but it beats the old car showroom it used to be in.

[frazzled]

3. Int'l Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Union Hall (Chicago)

A large auditorium space, in which three separate precincts have registration tables, voting booths/machines, and scanners.

It's also a place used for many of our local community group meetings, alderman's open houses, etc.

[Individualist]

4. courthouse

[bigwillq]

5. At a school (nt)

[azmouse]

6. The polling place seems to move every year

but it's usually a church.

[lisa58]

7. The local fire house

[Drunken Irishman]

8. A Lutheran church/school.

[Sannum]

9. The fitness room of an apartment building.

[AlCzervik]

10. Firestation.

[russian33]

11. well, apparently my small town has at least 2 places

i went to the town hall, but was told that my street has to vote at the middle school
which was probably a rock throw away :)

[sniffa]

12. Church basement

But not until I've been fully indoctrinated.

[Jane Austin]

13. Community Room of a bank on Main Street

in this small farming town east of Austin.

[Mz Pip]

14. University Community Center

OUr polling place is in UC Berkeley's graduate student housing community center.

THough I have voted in people's garages before, too.

Mz Pip
:dem:

[leftynyc]

15. In my train station

makes voting very easy - vote, then onto the train for my commute.

[sandnsea]

16. Right where I'm sitting

I vote by mail.

Beats voting in a pool hall. :crazy:

[ronnykmarshall]

22. Pool hall would be fun doncha think?

We could slam down a couple of brews and shoot a game or two.

[sandnsea]

30. Well, I could ping cue balls

at all the old ladies getting ready to vote for Hillary.

That'd be fun.

:evilgrin:

[ronnykmarshall]

32. Don't mess with the old ladies ...

they get mean!

[sandnsea]

33. Yeah, they got canes and stuff

that's true.

[Jack Rabbit]

17. I live in a ratty mobile home park and vote at a country club

Now that's democracy.

I guess we could set up a polling place at the mobile home park's clubhouse and watch all the folks who live along the golf course vote here.

[H2O Man]

18. A church

in a village kind of near me. There is a hamlet and another village, each with polling places nearer to my house.

[calico1]

19. A liquor store.

No, just kidding. I vote in a Middle School auditorium.

[IsItJustMe]

36. Hey, you got me to look. LOL

[marlakay]

20. Caucus at Middle School few blocks from town. nt

[NoPasaran]

21. My Polling Place Is A Middle School

But I generally early vote, which usually means voting at a supermarket, although in 2004 I did it at a Home Depot.

[robbedvoter]

23. Senior center. I know of a precinct at the City pool. Another - in a Community theater lobby

[AngryAmish]

24. Whorehouse

Actually a public library, which is the same thing .

[Patsy Stone]

25. A city communtiy center/gymnasium

It used to be the clubhouse of a local golf course.

[LostinVA]

26. I will pray for you

[apnu]

27. Chicago Park District building on the Northside

Not exotic at all. but it beats the hell out of the creepy Catholic church I used to go to when I lived 8 blocks from where I am now.

It bugged me to vote in a church. God has nothing to do with man's electoral process, IMO.

[Blue_In_AK]

28. The city-wide caucus will be held at a brand-new middle school

across town. We vote at the Unitarian Church down the street.

[terrya]

29. The lobby of an apartment building right around the corner from mine.

[Graybeard]

31. School within walking distance of my apartment.

Elementary school auditorium. School is in session and the kids get a kick out of seeing all of us "old folks" standing in line.

[Marrah_G]

34. A Catholic Shrine in MA known for it's spectacular Christmas light show!

We vote in a cafeteria never any problems and the church doesn't get involved.

[Jennicut]

35. At our little town hall

Its small, but it does the job and its very official.

[emilyg]

37. School.