For Day-Of Voters: What Time Of Day Do You Usually Vote?

[stopbush]

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	I am in line before the polls open
	2 (20%)
	I get to the poll right around the time it opens
	1 (10%)
	I get there within the first 2 hours
	2 (20%)
	I get there in the morning
	4 (40%)
	I go at lunch time
	0 (0%)
	I'm an afternoon voter
	1 (10%)
	I go immediately after work
	0 (0%)
	I put it off until the evening hours
	0 (0%)
	I end up closing the polls
	0 (0%)
	Other
	0 (0%)
	0 DU members did not wish to select any of the options provided.
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[littlemissmartypants]

1. In 2008

I arrived at my location before sunrise and found that at least a half a dozen folks had done the same. But I fell asleep in the car and when I woke up the sun was up and there was a line of folks waiting. It was a very breezy morning. The line was silent. A strong gust hit and in my nervousness I said: "I feel the winds of change a blowin'...do you?" to the person next to me in line. There was an eruption of laughs. It was one of the greatest days of my life.

[MoonchildCA]

2. I can look outside my living room window...

And go when there is no line. Oh, the perks of living across the street from my polling place.

[Danmel]

3. i always go before work

Polling place just a few blocks from my home. This way, no matter what, I have voted.

[ohheckyeah]

4. We vote about 2 o'clock...

it's after the morning and lunch crowd and before the after work crowd.

[NYC Liberal]

5. Usually at the crack of dawn when the polls open,

but this year I think I might go around 8AM-ish.

I moved very recently so I will have to travel further to my poll site (I used to live only 2 blocks away).

[Historic NY]

6. After nearly 40yrs....usually mid day.

its always the same. I always ask about the turn out in my district & neighboring district...they always tell me. When I was young we used to have register voter sheets so we knew how many people voted or didn't. We used the numbers to redouble our calling. I worked on many local campaigns for my uncle and other Dems. Hard to break a habit.