ELECTION TODAY, POLLS CLOSE 8PM, PROTECT YOUR RIGHT TO OWN A GUN, GO VOTE!

[nra-life-member]

Polls were crowded early - Voted - Red, White & Blue!

[Parrisk]

Everybody I have talked with that has voted has said the polls were packed.

[Berncly]

Someone here in another discussion pointed out that a vote for a Republican who is shaky on gun laws is better than no vote or a vote for a Dem, because other Republicans in the house or senate will apply pressure when they vote.

That's a fact.
The party leadership has a lot of influence over how individual legislators vote.
Voting Republican is the best option for protecting our 2A rights.

[carl_g]

Voted at lunch time. it was crowded.

[Mush]

At 10 am I normally see 10 to 15 people at the polls, I saw over 100 today. I waited over an hour to vote today. All "R".

[R L Suehr]

I was#335 here in the sticks at lunch time. That's a ton around here for a midterm.

[Carson]

Just voted at my spot in Philadelphia. It wasn’t crowded at the time, heavy rain coming down, but according to my number the turnout has been huge. I am not very optimistic about the results though.

While I was walking in a volunteer asked me if I wanted a sample Democrat ballot and I said “you must be joking, with how you people have been acting”

[DK23]

I live across the street of the school where our polling place is located. People were parked on my street as all the lots by the schools (high/middle/elementary) were packed at 10. I don't remember ever seeing that before. Going by yard signs, most people around here vote R.

[ItchyTick]

District 1 makes BBC.

http://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-us-canada-46104314

[littlefitz]

I voted in Dunmore at 8 this morning and I was surprised by how few people were there. I was number 88.
Some lady just knocked on my door from the Democrats and asked if I voted today. I don't recall anything like that before.