Will you stand in line, no matter how long it takes, to vote?

[cynatnite]

Ours usually goes pretty fast, but I know many of us aren't so fortunate. I remember hearing about women who stood outside while it was raining in order to vote.

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[MontanaMama]

1. I voted yes.

I vote by mail in Montana but would stand in line however long it takes if I had to.

[2naSalit]

13. Same here...

but I have stood in line for a long time in other states in the past.

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

2. No, not standing in a line. I'll vote absentee.

That way, I get to read through the proposals in a leisurely manner, with a cup of coffee.

In my state/county/whatever, you can vote absentee (without making up a travel story) if you're 60 years old. I am well past that requirement.

[0rganism]

3. in Oregon there really aren't much in the way of voting lines, so i had to pass

it will be my absolute pleasure to complete the ballot sent by the Great State of Oregon at some very convenient time while referencing the voters' guide mailer as needed.

vote by mail is amazing. more states should try it

[JaneQPublic]

4. I would if needed, but luckily I won't need to.

Maryland allows 8 days of early voting, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

https://elections.maryland.gov/voting/early_voting.html

[Algernon Moncrieff]

5. No. I vote early and skip the lines

You should too - or vote absentee. Don't get frozen out.

www.vote.org

[beachbum bob]

6. not me, I just early voted 3 hours ago

[Squinch]

7. Are you kidding? I would walk on my lips through busted glass, as the song says.

[democratic friend]

8. In Florida we are going to have 13 amendments

The lines especially on Election Day are going to be historic in my opinion. Not only due to volume but time.

[Canoe52]

9. Stand in line at my mailbox, unless my wife beats me to it.

We vote by mail here in Washington. Easy peasy!

[Ilsa]

10. There are plenty of voting machines

where I live in a county where Brian Kemp hasn't tried to disenfranchise us.

[Maeve]

11. Absentee voter, here--but I will be helping others vote

And doing what I can to keep the lines moving in our precinct

[crazycatlady]

12. Voting absentee

I would, but it doesn't apply to me

[No Vested Interest]

14. I'll vote absentee; Have already sent in absentee application; ballot should arrive soon.

I've also assisted my disabled daughter in sending in her absentee application.

[Dulcinea]

15. My state (GA) has early voting.

I always vote early & beat the crowds.

[cynatnite]

16. We have early voting here, but I wouldn't leave a line come rain, sleet, snow or whatever...

Our voices need to be heard loud and clear at the ballot box. I hope everyone gets out and votes.

[justhanginon]

17. Going to do the vote early thing this year and going next week.

The first time I voted, early sixties, we stood, while it was snowing, in the snow for almost an hour before we got to the front of the line. As I recall everyone was friendly although complaining. I was much younger then and thought it was a pretty neat experience. Haven't missed one since..

[peggysue2]

18. I'm having eye surgery at the end of October but

I will stand in that line if I'm blind. This is the Vote of Our Lifetimes. Nothing will stop me, short of death.

[Laffy Kat]

19. I would pitch a tent if needed, dammit.

So would my kids.

[Cal Carpenter]

20. No, I'll do absentee again

Did it for the primary since I was going out of town. I work 10-12 hrs on Tuesdays so I'm hard-pressed to get up extra early and take the chance of it taking too long.

My work hours qualify me for absentee, and soon my state will (hopefully) be allowing absentee for everyone with no need for an excuse.

I generally enjoy the experience of going to the polls but my work schedule makes it a challenge these days.