Among first 30 to vote in my WI ward...no ID problems apparent

[HereSince1628]

for anyone in line ahead of me.

Several young couples were getting same day registered and also didn't seem to have any problem with proof of residence.

I guess the 300K of suppressed voters will be turned away in other places at other times.

[yourpaljoey]

1. The nail-biting begins

[sarge43]

2. Go get 'em Badgers. Bring this one home

[appalachiablue]

3. Terrific, thanks for the good news..

[merrily]

4. I almost congratulated a US citizen on being allowed to vote. Christ Almighty, what have we come to?

[HereSince1628]

5. The only thing I worry about at my polling place

is people getting norovirus from the home-made bake goods sold by the PTA.

[LiberalArkie]

6. The county judges may have told the election officials to not screw this up.

[surrealAmerican]

7. good to hear

Of course, a lot of "suppressed voters" won't be showing up. They know they don't have the needed IDs, so they stay home. It makes it very hard to know just how many people that might be.

[Half-Century Man]

8. Daughter and I are back from voting.

Bing Bang Boom; in and out.
Bernie and Kloppenberg and Yes on amending state constitution with "Money is not speech"

Election officials said turn out is a bit heavier this year. Ist time ever had to wait for booth