For those who voted, how long did you wait? Where did you vote? What time did you get there? Any special treats at your polling station? Ed. Note: My polling station had water and candy. I waited about 30 minutes all told. My polling station is Murch – which got moved to the church across the street.
Chelsey Christensen reports around 8:45am:
“The line OUTSIDE…and now INSIDE at my polling place in Columbia Heights.”
DCBOEE replies:
“Thank you for sharing. Please remain patient. We are all excited to see DC residents coming out to vote!”
Mackenzie reports around 9:15am:
“Polling update in Columbia Heights. I’ve been in line for about 45 minutes and still have a ways to go”
and at 9:40 am ”
I haven’t seen a single person leave my polling line in the past hour. I love the dedication to democracy.”
Phil Yabut reports around 8:30am:
“Precinct 81 (Miner Elementary) has a yuuuuge line to vote.”
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