If you have already voted, and most of you have,

[MineralMan]

Please take a few minutes tomorrow to drive by your polling place, just to see how things look. If you can do it sometime in the middle of the day, that would be best.

Then report back here with anything unusual you notice. Let us know where your polling place is, even if just the state. Watch for thing like:

Trumpers hanging around, especially if they are armed.
Law Enforcement presence.
Are there long lines to vote?

If you can do that, it will help us all get a picture of how things are going where you are. In fact, why not take a picture with your phone if you see anything unusual. Share that with us, if you are able to do so.

[brewens]

1. Only drive by if you are certain to not add to traffic congestion. I'll be walking down to

take a look. That's part of the Trump caravan goal. clog the roads.

[MineralMan]

2. Good point.

Not all polling places, though, are within walking distance. They should be, but they aren't necessarily.

On the other hand, Trump is counting on Republicans to vote on Election Day, so those caravans will actually be working to keep Republican voters from the polling places, it seems to me.

[madwivoter]

10. I'll be doing the same.

Our polling place is just a few blocks away, I'll take a walk by a few times.

[northoftheborder]

3. Good idea, I had thought of doing that - just driving around several polls in our small town

in a red county.

[lagomorph777]

4. I can see mine from in front of my house.

I'll do that and report. Thanks!

[MineralMan]

5. Thank you!

[mcar]

6. I will be poll watching all day

We've got poll observers who will be outside polling precincts all day too.

A boiler room of lawyers from here and around the country are on hand to deal with any issues.

I saw a list of phone #s for each state's Democratic voter protection teams. Anyone who drives or walks by and sees something out of line should call that # or the Supervisor of Elections office.

In Florida, it's (833) VOTE-FLA or [phone].

[MineralMan]

9. Excellent!

[ananda]

7. Sorry, no can do.

It was a drive-through for mail-ins.

[Nay]

8. I'll do it -- polling place is only 2 blocks away. nt

[Binkie The Clown]

11. Here in Oregon every mailbox is a polling place, and everyone has already voted. nt

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

12. Here in New Mexico you can vote at any polling

place in your county. No need to figure out exactly which precinct polling place you need to find. I've lived in states where that was a challenge. A couple of weeks ago I voted at the nearby (about two miles away) library. In the past I've voted at the county fairgrounds and at a nearby school. Plus, this is NM, so there probably won't be anything hinky happening here.

[Nay]

13. Report: I passed by my polling place in an upper-middle class neighborhood (plenty of Biden

signs here) and a polling place at the local mosque about 2 miles away. No weird or disruptive activity was noted. This was between 930 and 1030 this morning.

[MineralMan]

14. Sounds good!

[Shermann]

15. Hour long waits in line at 10:00am in suburban upstate SC

The chatter was that the line was almost twice as long at 7:00am.

I've never seen a line in 10 years of voting there.

Nothing more unusual than that.

[MineralMan]

16. Sounds like a good turnout, then.

[Shermann]

17. Yep, hard to read the tea leaves though. This is MAGA country and today is their D-Day nt

[MineralMan]

18. I hope Lindsey Graham is sweating.

That's my only hope in SC.