[Ipg-smz] So..

[James Gaskin]

Voted last week at the city events center by the little lake where they
have kid's fishing camp each summer, right near downtown in our suburb.
It's maybe more of a big pond than small lake, but I'm not sure of the
parameters for either.

Regular voting (today) happens in the elementary school nearby.

Thanks,
James


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On Tue, Nov 6, 2018 at 9:03 AM Esther Schindler <esther at bitranch.com> wrote:

> The true joys of working from home… we always vote in the early afternoon.
> Anyone who has to go to an office tends to vote first thing in the morning,
> after work, or sometimes at lunch. But we rarely get a big long line at
> 2pm. Even when it’s a presidential election, I haven’t waited more than
> 10-15 minutes. (And I actually celebrate being in that line, because it
> feels as though we’re engaging in a sacred act together.)
>
> I’m curious: What is your polling place when it isn’t election day? Ours
> is a church. Before that, the polling place was the middle school that’s
> four blocks from our house (and we always enjoyed the walk over there, in
> some special way).
>
> On Nov 6, 2018, at 7:48 AM, Dan Rosenbaum <dan at panix.com> wrote:
>
> Done. Lines — despite more scanners than usual — at a polling place that
> doesn’t usually get lines. And this in a very blue precinct in a very blue
> county (Brooklyn) in a very blue state (New York).
>
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