jerseyhoya wrote:Today is going to take forever

Bucky wrote:

CFP wrote:

CalvinBall wrote:i have never voted in philly before. the machines were new to me. kind of confusing to be honest. a large piece of paper over a some button thing with red blinking lights. then you hit a big green vote button. nothing prints out or signifies that your vote was submitted. didnt like it to be honest.

that was after getting in one line only to find out that once i got to the front that there were two locations in the same building. of course my polling place was the other location. so i had to go wait in that line. about 30 people from my initial line followed over a few minutes later. pretty chaotic. not the best at all.

I was a bit confused about this too but not for the machine itself. Because as pac said it seems very secure. However the lady was so old and was signing people in like 5 at a time it seemed and the line I thought got out of order so I have no idea if my vote was attributed to me or someone else. Oh well.

votes and voters are not linked at any time.

jamiethekiller wrote:had a dream that Clinton won every state

CalvinBall wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:Today is going to take forever

wouuld have been wrapped up by now if you hadnt written in marco rubio. now we all wait bc of your choices.

jerseyhoya wrote:

CalvinBall wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:Today is going to take forever

wouuld have been wrapped up by now if you hadnt written in marco rubio. now we all wait bc of your choices.

I'm not voting.

pacino wrote:Donald on Fox and Friends: "If I don't win, I will consider it a tremendous waste of time, energy and money."

Enthusiasm!

jamiethekiller wrote:how do you report a poll worker? one of the guys working the line said something about "lot of people voting considering its a rigged election?"

just remembered that and i'm sure he'll keep saying dumb #$!&@ the entire time.

pacino wrote:Donald on Fox and Friends: "If I don't win, I will consider it a tremendous waste of time, energy and money."

Enthusiasm!

RichmondPhilsFan wrote:

jamiethekiller wrote:how do you report a poll worker? one of the guys working the line said something about "lot of people voting considering its a rigged election?"

just remembered that and i'm sure he'll keep saying dumb #$!&@ the entire time.

Are you in PA?

jamiethekiller wrote:how do you report a poll worker? one of the guys working the line said something about "lot of people voting considering its a rigged election?"

just remembered that and i'm sure he'll keep saying dumb #$!&@ the entire time.

jamiethekiller wrote:

RichmondPhilsFan wrote:

jamiethekiller wrote:how do you report a poll worker? one of the guys working the line said something about "lot of people voting considering its a rigged election?"

just remembered that and i'm sure he'll keep saying dumb #$!&@ the entire time.

Are you in PA?

yes

Voters will have a bevy of resources to reach out to if they have trouble voting or face any intimidation. They can call the hotline for the DA’s task force (215-686-9641), the Justice Department election lawyers (800-253-3931), or one of several national lines set up by the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law (866-OUR-VOTE, 888-Ve-Y-Vota in Spanish).