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Polybius

(15,385 posts) Tue Nov 2, 2021, 06:03 PM Nov 2021

I just voted

I live in a bright Red district in Staten Island, NY. Lines were insane; I have never experienced this in an off-year. I voted for Eric Adams and some local races that are small.

Are lines longer than usual in your area? Are lines the same regardless of Blue or Red areas?

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PA here Tree-Hugger Nov 2021 #1

Tree-Hugger

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Tue Nov 2, 2021, 06:10 PM

Nov 2021

First....hello, Staten Islander! My mom was from there and some of my family still lives there.

I was #213 in my area (Philly burb) at around 3 today. That's a bit higher turnout than usual for an "off year." We have school board elections and th e Q Anoners have been gunning hard for this. We also have local abd some state judges up for election.

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