I went to the YWCA in York to vote at same polling place as Angie at 8 this morning.
Unlike her, I had to wait about 15 minutes, which really wasn't a problem for me. But I did wonder what will happen later tonight if voter turnout picks up.
The room that houses the polling place is small and it began to feel crowded with 10 people waiting to use the two machines. Statewide, experts say they are expecting large numbers of voters to show up after they leave work, between now and 8 p.m. when the polls close.
If that happens in York's First Ward, I wonder where those in line will go, since the hallway empties into the equally cramped lobby.
Unlike her, I had to wait about 15 minutes, which really wasn't a problem for me. But I did wonder what will happen later tonight if voter turnout picks up.
The room that houses the polling place is small and it began to feel crowded with 10 people waiting to use the two machines. Statewide, experts say they are expecting large numbers of voters to show up after they leave work, between now and 8 p.m. when the polls close.
If that happens in York's First Ward, I wonder where those in line will go, since the hallway empties into the equally cramped lobby.
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