And already three in line to vote.

And just doubled in the last minute.

And a line out the door by the time I was done. Looking good as I'm in a solid red precinct in a solid red county.

Nice! Rolling out the red carpet.

I was done early

I'll be voting Soon

I got to my town hall at 6:40, around 40 cars ahead of me, couldn't even get in the parking lot yet

I'm gonna ware my Trump hat when voting.

Good way to get on TV Guss post that pic of you sporting your beanie cap in the voting line.

wife was going to go over before work but the line was already out the door at 7:05

never seen it out the door before , that means the entire hallway was full.

The Wife is working the polling station (town hall) all day today. I'll be swinging by to vote about 10:30. Pretty sure she won't get out until late tonight.

I was a poll worker in Missouri. No political clothing, caps, signs , etc within 75', I think, and not in voting hall.
We made it a point to enforce all parties.

If you want to stand outside the boundaries wearing Trump clothing and political signs all day go for it.
Don't make it harder on poll workers who are giving up their time and going to training in order to have a fair election which everyone seems to want.
Our only pay was around 65.00 + mileage. I think my check was 78.-80. Training was only paid mileage.

Might want to check your election regulations. Some places do not allow clothing supporting a candidate and you will be asked to remove it or cover it up in order to vote.


"Almost half of U.S. states prohibit anyone from wearing campaign apparel or buttons within a certain distance of a polling location, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures. This applies to people working for campaigns and organizations as well as voters heading in to cast their ballots.
States with restrictions include Arkansas, California, Delaware, Indiana, Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Vermont."

100 feet of the entrance in WI on public property
https://docs.legis.wisconsin.gov/statutes/statutes/12.pdf
not sure if they are up this year but in the past the PD placed cones and signs at the boundary to let people know where they has to stay behind

Wear a jersey with the number 88.

I voted last week. Looks to be busy here too. Praying.

You are correct. My wife has been an election judge for over 20 years. Wearing anything as listed above within a polling place is prohibited. Don't know about WI.

I started to slip on a garbage bag just make a point.

Not funny

No I live in farm country most everybody for Trump here there are a few rejects going the other way.