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chanter1944Had a surprise hour off work at the end of today, so ran and voted early in-person absentee. I was going to go on Friday afternoon, because our office closes, but when the opportunity presented itself, I jumped at it. It was busy but well-organized at the designated site (the downtown library), which was all great to see. I was in and out in, at most, a quarter hour. And I admit, I triple checked my selections, just to be darn sure I didn't goof somewhere. Thanks, anxiety brain.
On the way in the door, I stopped to check my mail, and got into a conversation with our mail carrier that ended in my passing her the info that yep, you can vote in-person absentee on Sunday at Central Library during a certain time window. She was all about it! Yay! And she is, from other parts of that conversation, not voting red, as it were. Double yay!
On the way in the door, I stopped to check my mail, and got into a conversation with our mail carrier that ended in my passing her the info that yep, you can vote in-person absentee on Sunday at Central Library during a certain time window. She was all about it! Yay! And she is, from other parts of that conversation, not voting red, as it were. Double yay!
Hooray.
Date: 2024-10-31 12:43 am (UTC)We waited in line for almost two hours at Sequoia Library. The in-person-absentee process is more than twice as slow as the actual ballot next Tuesday. But it feel lovely to have it done.