I voted yesterday... No Political statements just asking about the method you chose on casting your ballot.

[hopemax]

Colorado is all vote-by-mail. We normally vote, and take our ballot to the dropbox at the DMV which is about a mile away from our house. Which is what we did on Sunday. Got the email notification that my ballot was accepted for counting on Monday.

We do have some locations that are available for people who want to vote in person. Early voting opened yesterday for that purpose. DH went to the library to pick up some items he had requested and found out that they were only doing curbside pickup (glad he had put stuff on hold) because the interior of the library was being dedicated to early voting. No people browsing for books.

 

[mjkacmom]

Just a side note. I can remember election day when I was a little girl. My grandpa would get dressed in his finest suit just to go to the poll to vote and he would stay at the poll throughout the day talking to friends. He knew how precious our voting rights are.

My parents worked the polls every single election, your grandfather should’ve signed up, they are always desperate to get workers (plus they get free coffee, pizza and donuts).

 

[luvnwdwgal]

Ohio. Will vote in person on Election Day. The town we live in is really small, it’s technically a village, and there is never any wait to vote.

 

[Christine]

Voted in person today. Took about 10 minutes start to finish.

 

[ellbellthomps]

I had an absentee ballot I dropped off, but NY is already a blue state & I'm not worried about my ballot. If I was in a swing/purple state, I'd be sure to vote in person.

 

[TipsyTraveler]

Georgia. Put my absentee ballot in a drop box the weekend before last. This thread reminded me to check it’s status — it’s been officially accepted. I’ve been impressed by the ease of voting here in North Atlanta. One of the first states to open early voting and, outside of Election Day itself, we can use any voting location or drop box in the county (of which there are a plethora of both).

 

[Kitty 34]

My parents worked the polls every single election, your grandfather should’ve signed up, they are always desperate to get workers (plus they get free coffee, pizza and donuts).

My BFF has been working at her township polling spot now for about 3-4 years. I don't want to judge her at all but I think it rather "cute" (I know there are different words I could have used!! ) that she plans on working at her Township Hall on November 3rd but her and her DH mailed in their ballots a couple of weeks ago.

 

[DisneyJamieCA]

CA- dropped mine in an official drop box last week.

 

[jdb in AZ]

I wish there were a way to stop the political ads and phone calls as soon as we vote. That would guarantee everyone votes early!

FWIW, DH and I have voted by mail for years and years.

 

[mamamary]

Maryland. I plan on early voting next week.

 

[Mrs. W]

Arizona.

I‘ve only ever voted by mail; I can’t imagine voting any other way. This year, I voted Oct. 12 by mail, and my ballot was received and accepted on Oct. 15.

 

[Pyotr]

Voted by mail two weeks ago.

 

[goofyernmost]

North Carolina

Mail in ballot that I delivered to the county election commission office. The next day it showed up on the received list.

 

[holden]

I dropped mine off in person. A few days later I got an email saying that they received my ballot.

 

[tobikaye]

I wish there were a way to stop the political ads and phone calls as soon as we vote.

I said this just last night!

 

[Adelle Dazeem]

I have my completed ballot ready to take to the drop box. I miss voting in person with the little punch card.

 

[AuntieMe3]

California and this year all three of us are using mail in ballots that I will be dropping off at the drop box at our local government center, today actually. Hubby travels for work so he has always had a mail-in ballot, DD signed up with mail in when she registered in 2016. I usually drop their ballots off when I voted in person but this year since I got a mail in ballot, I'm doing the same as they are just dropping them off earlier than usual.

 

[Skippy918]

Not a fan of either candidate so sitting this one out.

There’s more than just the president on the ballot. There could be senate, governor, judges, attorneys, city council, board of education on there too.

 

[cellomom]

FL by mail two weeks ago. Put ballot in drop box in front of the Supervisor of Elections building. An employee is stationed near the ballot drop box.

 

[lovin'fl]

PA and voting in person on election day.