OH_observers: #EPOH #votereport SOS Brunner issues mid-day statement. avg wait time in Lucas is 1hr, only sporadic machine problems
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Showing posts with label long lines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label long lines. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Maryland
wusa9: In Maryland -- Long Lines, But Festive Spirit : Elections officials report few problems, despite heavy turn.. http://tinyurl.com/5nh5nq
Massachussetts
Deborah909: I had to wait 45 minutes to vote (Beacon Hill, Boston, MA), but I voted! #votereport about 5 hours ago from web
UPDATE:
UPDATE:
Deborah909: #votereport #wait:45 But things were moving smoothly inside the polling station #02114 about 4 hours ago from web
Maryland
mcpark: not enough electronic check in machines in Sliver Spring, Maryland. long lines. poll workers are trying to calm down stressed out people. waited in line 3 hours.
UPDATE (from Armetta Parker's Phone):
Here's my experience in Montgomery County, MD Election Precinct 13-47
Early voters took 3.5 hrs from start of line to completing vote. It took me 2.5 hrs.
election workers were going through the line escorting anyone with a disability, pregnant, needing to sit or go inside to use the restrooms to come inside. They let Moms with babies come inside to wait and actually started asking folks in line if they would allow someone waiting to go ahead of them.
Once it started raining they looped the line differently to allow folks to have some cover; this was actually a better option for people with disabilities because it put most of the line on the accessible portion of the building entrance vs. having to separate people with disabilities to get them in.
the hold up was not voting booths; but having an adequate number of e-polling books to register people. poll watchers monitoring wait times convinced the election commission to let the judges use the "emergency" back up polling book. That made total of three and helped speed up the voting time.
Given the number of folks with visual impairment; I'm going to assume they had a screen reader polling station. This was my first time voting at this location( I know at previous polling locations they have). I did see a polling booth on a lowered table for someone with a physical disability.
UPDATE (from Armetta Parker's Phone):
Here's my experience in Montgomery County, MD Election Precinct 13-47
Early voters took 3.5 hrs from start of line to completing vote. It took me 2.5 hrs.
election workers were going through the line escorting anyone with a disability, pregnant, needing to sit or go inside to use the restrooms to come inside. They let Moms with babies come inside to wait and actually started asking folks in line if they would allow someone waiting to go ahead of them.
Once it started raining they looped the line differently to allow folks to have some cover; this was actually a better option for people with disabilities because it put most of the line on the accessible portion of the building entrance vs. having to separate people with disabilities to get them in.
the hold up was not voting booths; but having an adequate number of e-polling books to register people. poll watchers monitoring wait times convinced the election commission to let the judges use the "emergency" back up polling book. That made total of three and helped speed up the voting time.
Given the number of folks with visual impairment; I'm going to assume they had a screen reader polling station. This was my first time voting at this location( I know at previous polling locations they have). I did see a polling booth on a lowered table for someone with a physical disability.
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Virginia Voting Problems from Election Protection
866OURVOTE: DEVELOPING STORY IN VIRGINIA
http://is.gd/6iGi
broken machines, long lines, lack of parking, unopen polls - dozens of calls
http://is.gd/6iGi
broken machines, long lines, lack of parking, unopen polls - dozens of calls
Minnesota
MNvotes: The line at St. Paul, Minnesota Wilson International School took 40 minutes to get through (7 am - 7:40 am) #MNvotes #votereport
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Minnesota
MNvotes: There were 200 people in line at St. Paul, Minnesota Wilson International School at 7:02 a.m. #MNvotes #votereport
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Monday, November 3, 2008
Ohio
OH_observers: #EPOH #45505 Clark county, Ohio (Wittenberg Univ) #early voting #wait:180 = only 5 stations available for people to mark their ballots #votereport
Saturday, November 1, 2008
Ohio
OH_observers: #votereport #43215 #early #wait:180 three hour lines today at Vets Memorial early voting Columbus, Ohio http://is.gd/5nUG
Ohio
OH_observers: #votereport #early #45385 #wait:180 reports of 3hr lines at Greene County, Ohio BOE early voting
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