How long are you having to wait to vote?

[woofless]

Up here in rural Whatcom County I voted in 5 minutes. Nice to be in the boonies.

Woof

[Hepburn]

1. West Los Angeles...

...no wait. Crowded, but no wait.

[The empressof all]

2. No wait in rural Snohomish County (nt)

[Speck Tater]

3. No waiting

here in Oregon. I voted last week, at my kitchen table over a cup of coffee. Such a civilized way to cast one's ballot. Some day the rest of the country will catch up to Oregon. ;-)

[49jim]

4. No wait in Oswego Co. NY n/t

[oldtime dfl_er]

5. at 7 am in Wallingford, I was behind 12 people

But they had about 30 polling booths so I was in and out.

[cmf]

6. People I've talked to here at work

report no or very little waiting. I think that a lot of us take advantage of absentee voting.

[lakemonster11]

7. I voted absentee,

but I went to the polls with my mom this morning---we didn't have to wait at all. We're in the Eastside (of Seattle).

[ogradda]

8. i voted absentee

but my mom voted (pierce county) and had about a 15 minute wait.

[Missy Vixen]

9. Good news here

We live in a very small, very rural, and VERY Republican town in Western Washington.

Voter turnout is LIGHT. However, every Democrat on my GOTV list has already voted! In other words, the Pugs are staying home.

YEAAAAAAARGH!

Julie

[woofless]

10. Great News!

[icymist]

11. There was no waiting for me in Port Orchard, Kitsap county.

I went right in, voted, and right out. No problems. This was at about 9:00am and the big line was right after the polling place had opened, at 7:00. Made me glad I was late to get there.

[chascarrillo]

12. No waiting

The poll worker for my precinct was a real putz, however. He seemed baffled that someone would coming in knowing what their precinct number was. (And, I admit, I might have forgotten if I wasn't a Dean delegate from it.) And then my wife who voted later really got pissed off by him; he forced her to go to the main person who tells people what their precincts are. And she was the Kucinich delegate from out precinct. Grrr.

But, no waiting, although almost all the booths were filled. I wish other states could learn by WA's example and staff their freaking polling places.