14,000 people had already early voted by noon today on the first day of early voting. here is a map of early polling places and the wait times at each place. https://countyclerk.traviscountytx.g...-time-map.html PLEASE VOTE
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14,000 people had already early voted by noon today on the first day of early voting. here is a map of early polling places and the wait times at each place. https://countyclerk.traviscountytx.g...-time-map.html PLEASE VOTE
As of 4 PM today, 17,075 people had voted in Wilco. I went to two different locations in Round Rock, and found estimated wait time to be more than an hour at both.
Here is a map of wilco locations and estimated wait times:
https://apps.wilco.org/elections/pol...px?id=NOV-2020
Looks like there will be a record turnout in Wilco.
Where are you guys getting these statistics?
mine came from the noon tv news.
I'm using the apps too w the time waits but they are on delays and green is 0-20 min, yellow 21-50 and red 51+. The lady who registered me told me they send someone out once every half hour to check the line and estimate it. It is really hit or miss. I tried the P-ville ISD and the lines were worse than Heathrow Airport on a good day than ended up going to McNeil High school. Two lines. One for Travis ( long) the other one was very short. That is the WilCo line.Quote:
Originally Posted by RustyBalls
In Travis several friends voted various times of the day at the Holiday Inn at Highland Mall; am sure most of us know the location. Lines were always short and fast moving...McNeil is working both counties; for those from WilCo no waits all day long I was told, today drove by only the Travis line was long.
Good luck and all vote! For me it was :47 minutes from time I got in line to the time I dropped the ballot in the machine and left.
I voted today in WilCo/RR. No problems or waiting. Check the web site ahead of time.
There were just about 4 people in line at the door and I was at the sign-in desk in less than a minute. Completed the sign-in and over to machine without delay. There were about 30 machines in the room but only about half were in use. Plenty of election staff to assist and provide help with equipment.
It only took me 10 mins to complete my automated ballot, check it and print the hard copy. I had sample ballot marked when I came in the door so I wasn't researching anything and just marking the people/issues. Then only a minute to drop off the hardcopy strip into the final reader, get my sticker and be out the door.
Caution: When I was outside after voting, I saw a sign that said NO CELL Phones or electronic devices. I hadn't seen the sign before and had my cell phone on my belt the entire time, but no one said anything. I also had an apple watch which could easily be a cell phone or electronic device. YMMV
Total time to vote was about 25 mins which included parking and getting into the room, leaving and then looking at variety of signs across the parking area.
Great experience.:dancingbanana:
Thanks for the link! Time to go and vote today!
it took me 21 mins from parking to leaving today at Ruiz Library about 1pm. there was a line but it moved really fast.
The early voting lines here in SA were just as insane as yours. So I will wait for a few days and then go vote after the initial rush is gone. They even have a couple of locations where they are capable of letting you cast your vote in your vehicle.
no wait at all at the arboretum renaissance for me yesterday at 9AM....so easy.....even signed the recall adler/atx council petition while I there too. Should have booked an appt right near there....."where were you?" voting....long lines.
https://austin.eater.com/2020/10/14/...in-restaurants
free or discounted food for voting? ya man