Denver Shooting

[Danil54grl]

Have you seen how the lines are in TN? I'm going to go next week.

I havent. My new plan is to go over to the smaller town west of us to vote tomorrow and on the way back stop over at son 3's place to get another load of pecans. We a about a Gallon and a half cracked right now.

 

[David SB]

The wife and I voted this morning. Got to the polling location at 6:50, was out the door and finished at 7:20. Heavy voter turnout (the line was about 30 people outside the building at 6:50 and there has NEVER been a line outside before). The outside line when I left was about 30 people also..... Steady flow of voters...The efficiency of the poll personnel and the speed of those voting was incredible. People were voting on about 90 positions, but they were flying through the booths in less than 5 minutes. Minds are made up!

Harris County (Houston) DOUBLED it's previous first day early voting record yesterday.

 

[DrHenley]

When I went to vote early last election, the line was longer than the line at the Tag Office, so I waited until election day to vote. I've never had to wait in line at the polling place on election day.

 

[LiveTrap]

Sorry folks. In my post earlier, I misread, and then misspoke. For whatever reason, I was thinking polling place when I read Trump rally. Researched and found that carrying in a polling place varies from state to state. Here is some information for you to reference. Six States That Ban Guns at Polling PlacesNot sure if you can bring your gun to the polls? Here’s what you need to know. There are six states that outright ban guns at polling places: Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana and Texas. Arizona: Many election officials have expressed their concern over the lack of laws against bringing firearms to polling places. They fear allowing guns will cause voter intimidation and will leave them vulnerable to attacks. However, while most states may have no specific laws against bringing guns to the polls, there are usually other laws prohibiting firearms from being brought on school grounds or in government buildings—both of which are common polling locations. This is the case in Colorado, Iowa, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, among many others. Other common polling locations, like churches, are also often gun free zones. Now that my head is on straight, I would consider it wise to conceal carry to a Trump rally in states where you were allowed to do so, especially if you have to walk back to your car in an urban setting.