USA voters: have you found out your polling place yet? where is it?

mine's at a mormon church in east hollywood.

my old elementary school

same place as always, but i'll probably be in PA on election day and will vote absentee

international brotherhood of electrical workers

mailbox

PS 143. 5 streets down from my apartment.

Same place since I cast a fake kid vote for Dukakis in 88... a grungy old suburban NJ VFW hall that last saw a paint job in the 50s.

mine's the church down the street. no one should not know where their polling place is unless they voted absentee in the primary, though!!!! or, like in 2004, the polling places were rearranged/rezoned like what happened to me! cept i was absentee then and i'm pretty sure that my vote was never counted since i didn't find out the destination for my ballot had changed until after i sent it in! tricky bastards waited til like 2 weeks before voting day to send out notices!

Oh yeah, I don't trust that absentee ballot shit. "Where do we put this box of absentee ballots sir?" "I don't know, ask Greg." "Yeah, all right." 400 years later under a mile of rubble and dust a team of interplanetary archaeologists uncover a mysterious box full of papers that all read "OBAMA "

absentee votes aren't counted unless someone calls shenanigans with the election results, right?

fortunately i've never voted in a state where the results would be questionable and it would actually matter. but that does not mean you shouldn't vote!!!! VOTE, PEOPLE!!!

It was a sad little bit of portent voting in 2004 in a church with a 30-foot cross towering over the voting booths.

the absentee votes not counted thing is a myth. they have to be counted.

in theory

The old Natl. Guard armory two blocks away. I go past it most nights when I walk the dog. Elvis, Johnny Cash and Carl Perkins played a show there on 12/12/55. (This poster date is wrong.)

http://www.elvisblog.net/Bogus%20Elvis%20&%20Johnny%20Cash%20Poster%20.jpg

...apparently one of only two concerts that all three did together.

The fucking Minnesota polling place finder website is broken!

I should still be voting at the elementary school near my house, but still, wtf

on absentee ballot counting:

http://web.archive.org/web/20041010200246/http://www.electionline.org/site/docs/html/counting_absentee_ballots.htm

A Lutheran Church about eight blocks away.

i've been a poll worker before. you had to go to a class, but overall it's pretty low maintenance.

This is my first presidential vote not in a big perpetual swing state which requires me to go out to the local elementary school and instead is pretty comfortably blue and my county is all mail-in. Voting a week or two before election day seems like it might be kind of boring.

ps 46!

i voted by affidavit in september (had just moved a month ago and hadn't re-registered) and apparently that was enough for them to change my address entirely, which i thought wasn't these things worked. but the website says what the website says

i have no doubt about an obama landslide in california. i'm just psyched to vote yes on measure r (minor local sales tax increase that would fund transportation infrastructure) and hell no on prop 8 (california's attempt to ban gay marriage).

The International Union of Operating Engineers.

I'm currently drinking beer and watching "the Sea Devils" in my polling place. Oregon rules.

absentee. i would rather vote in person (since turning 18 i've ONLY voted absentee!), but i'm moving to a new state on the last day for registration in that state and don't want to take chances of not being able to register due to any unlucky happenings that day.

http://beabsentee.org/

reportedly this site is helpful

The nearest polling place is about an hour away, so I'm voting via absentee.

City Hall! About a 5 minute bike ride.

quaker church around the corner as always

Question: I don't think the people who mail polling place notices know that I moved last year (I'm not even sure how to tell them). So I'll have to vote in my old area, right? That's okay, I can get there. But do I have to have the card that comes in the mail WITH ME at the polling station? Or can I just show up with my ID?

Mine is just down the street in the garage of an apartment building but I'm going down to the Department of Elections at City Hall and voting this weekend.

Mine would be 3 blocks up the hill to the International Terrace room of the retirement apartment building at 6th and Washington, but since I'm a permanent absentee voter, I can either mail in my ballot or drop it off in the box at the King County admin building.

WA is going 100% vote-by-mail for the next election I think (maybe the one after next).

I vote at an elementary school three blocks up the street from me, on 21st Avenue.

"Garage". No, that's what it says, and that's what it looks to be on a map. Someone's home.

Since I work downtown now, the county courthouse (where another ilxor works!) is just a few blocks away from where I work. My polling place where I'm registered requires me driving halfway to the mall and back. So I've been voting early at the courthouse (or across the street at its addition) since I got the new job a year ago.

BUT HERE'S ANOTHER THING, I haven't changed my driver's license address since I moved. I'm sure there's some sort of easy way to change my voting address at the same time that I get a new license, but I don't know how it works. So I was stressing a bit because the election is on NOV. 2 and my driver's license expires on my birthday, NOV. 3.

But it I vote early, I can still claim my old address and use my old license. So that's what I'm going to do next week -- go vote and go get a new license, in that order.

I'm also going to get a new haircut for the license.

election ist november fourth!

My polling place is that celebrated kitchen table around which, if the hackneyed political trope is to be believed, so many true-blue Americans have discussed the issues of the day and balanced their meager household budgets, while sucking on the erasers of pencils.

This is because I live in Oregon and all our elections are conducted via a mail-in ballot. As a matter of fact, I just got my ballot in the mail today.

That's right. So I would have to get my license changed before Monday and have my voter card changed before Tuesday.

Which is possible, and truth be told, I can refuse to show ID in my state which makes my ballot "disputed" and only counted if there's a tie.

Still going to go with the old address for this one.

here. i'm gonna have to take the kids w/me to vote. that should be fun...

just voted!