Long Lines, Everywhere
Already, Flickr folks are posting photos, and even this video, of long lines at the polls, all across Brooklyn. In Park Slope, the line stretched out even before the booths opened at 6AM. Bring coffee. Prepare to wait. Where did you vote? How long did it take? Any problems? Video by wnyc.
I have never likened McCain to Hitler. No clue what you are talking about. I actually respected McCain until he picked that idiot for brains as his VP.
And until I read the article about him in Rolling Stone.
11217,
You’re the genius who likened McCain to Hitler.
Nothing you say has any value. . . zip, zero, zilch.
Nokilissa,
There’s no question Obama will win. Two years of non stop Obama media gushing successfully brainwashed the a majority of this country.
Too bad the media didn’t fawn over Gore or Kerry a fraction as much as they fawn over your messiah, Obama. I wonder why? Is it his experience? You tell me.
Took just about an hour in Prospect Heights on Underhill Ave at 6:30 am.
11217;
Now that is what I call bi-partisanship! A great start towards bringing the country together.
Me and my Oslo coffee voted at South 3rd/Roebling @ 7.45 AM. 10 minute wait tops…
I was voter #3 at PS 305 on Monroe and Tompkins in Bed-Stuy.
I arrived at 4:45am!! By the time I left at 6:15am, there were at least 200-250 people in line waiting to cast their ballot. I’d do it all over again in a heartbeat, this election is more than worth it.
Will Tina Fey have a job after this??
The media just knows right from wrong, that’s all.
You literally have to be brain dead to vote Republican this time around.
Look at the states that are going for McCain…the poorest, the most uneducated, the ones with the highest teen pregnancy, lowest high school graduation rates.
I think the electoral map speaks for itself.
For god’s sake, he chose a VP who would be MOST attractive to the most uneducated portion of the population. I call that UNPATRIOTIC…and in the most disgusting way.
From my view out of the B63 at noon, MS 51 had a line out the door on 4th Street, east up 4th Street, south down 5th Avenue, and snaking down 5th Street farther than I could see. Hard to tell how fast it was moving, but based on my own voting experience, I would guess those people are going to have to wait at least 3 hours.