I voted, did you? If not tell us why not...

Ralph Gorgoglione  thank you for adding to the conversation, Endre

Not surprised Debra Leisek  since your state is close to Putin's world, Endre

Michael Jacobs  thank you for adding to the conversation, Endre

Sham Reddy CRS  and he was one of the founding fathers of our nation, Endre

Wayne Martin  we received ballots in the mail, I took Diane's ballot since she still has limited mobility.... and voted in person. Endre

Carol Williams  same here since I became a US Citizen in 1972 I understood the concept and the privilege, Endre

Kat Palmiotti  interesting that when you came out of the hospital, they did not have absentee ballots? Now they send everyone even if they did not request it, Endre

No Endre Barath, Jr. in 1992 we didn't have them where I was.

I like going in person on election day too! 

Lawrence "Larry" & Sheila Agranoff. Cell: 631-805-4400  like you and Lise Howe  I like to do it on the election day too, Endre

Katina Hargrove 352-551-0308  we are on the same page, Endre

Nina Hollander, Broker  I am so with you, if you do not vote you need to stop complaining:)Endre

Endre Barath, Jr. I have a friend who is a US citizen, who now lives back in Hungary, who always seemed proud that she never voted. Whenever she'd complain about anything I'd look her in the eye and nicely tell her to shut up and not say a word until she started to vote.

Michael Elliott  I saw the lines and trouble in your area and was concerned for you 

Michael Elliott  so sorry to read your comment, here you could have filled out an absentee ballot and dropped it off at the voting station or if you have a smart phone you could scan in the QR code and vote standing in line..... Endre

I too am very happy with the outcomes.

Endre, why?   Every other election had a 10 minute wait at tops.  No need.  Ever.   My neighbor waited 5 hrs 45 mins.

Will Hamm  good for you, I like to vote in person on the day and I do not mind standing in line, Endre

KAREN SANCHEZ  I guess I went at the right time about 11 am and only had about ten people in front of me. Endre

Leanne Smith  I like to go on the day it is supposed to be and I lucked out same like you about 15–20-minute wait, Endre

Historically in all the years I have voted, there have only been 2 times when I voted early. The first was about 10 years ago when I had to attend a conference and the second time was this year. I am glad I did this time as our voting place had a power outage right before the polls opened. Power was out for 3 hours.

George Souto  we are on the same page, Endre

Lise Howe  like you I cannot imagine not voting, that is one of the privileges of being a United States citizen, Endre

Hannah Williams  good for you getting in and out quickly, Endre

Kathy Streib  last 12-16 years I did not trust the early voting process, hence I am always willing to chance a long line, Endre

Kathy Streib here in Charlotte, the lines were a 45-60 minute wait to vote in early voting. I stood in line for 45 minutes. My husband voted on election day and he was in and out in 10 minutes!

Jeff Masich-Scottsdale AZ Associate Broker,MBA,GRI  So true! The man in front of me on line for voting told me he was born in Russia. Everyone would get dressed up to vote and there was only one person on the ballot.