I voted early today. It took just over an hour to wait in line, and complete the actual voting. Everything went without any problems or complications. Everything was orderly and well organization.
Now, I am free to get out and campaign for the candidates. I hope to volunteer to help get people to the polls. I will probably do some campaigning over the weekend.
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