Who Voted!
 

Did you all vote today?;)

I got in line at 8AM and left about 8:50AM.

I had fun picking out future judges that didn't even have party affiliation listed next to their names.

-Rudey

I voted. Got to the polls around 7:30... left around 8 am.

I voted three times this year:

1st time for the Parliment
2nd time for the 1st round of Presidential Election
3rd time for the 2nd and final round of the Presidential Election

President and VP: Kerry-Edwards (D)
Senate: Small (D)
US House IA Dist 4: Johnson (D)
IA House Dist 46: Cooper (L)
Story Co. Sheriff: Stark (R)
County Supervisor: Clinton (D) (only one on ballot)
County Auditor: Hutter (D)
County Public Hospital Trustee: Michael Nusbaum (I know his brother)
Soil And Water Conservation District Commissioner: Jerry K. Radke
County Agricultural Extension Council: Paul Teig

Retaining of Judges:
Supreme Court Judge
David S. Wiggins: NO
Jerry L. Larson: NO
Louis A. Lavorato: NO
Court of Appeals
Robert E. Mahan: NO
Gayle Vogel: NO
District Court Judge District 2B
David R. Danilson: NO
District Court Associate Judge District 2B
Thomas R. Hronek: NO
Steven Van Marel: NO
Juvenile Judge District 2B
Victor G. Lathrop: NO
James A. McGlynn: NO

Sent in my absentee ballot last week. :)

jesus, did you just straight-ticket "NO" these, or was there a method here?? Specifically I'm thinking of one Supreme Court judge who you'd most likely be very happy to have on staff (you do the math). . .

I DID! got there at 6:50 and left sometime around 7:10

Surprisingly short lines
 

Drove by the polling place at 10:30, and there was no line outside.

Inside, I filled out a form, got in a line of about six people (the "L to Z" line), and was done in about 10 minutes.

The "A to K" line was about 25 people, and could have taken a half-hour.

The elderly poll workers were slow, and there were empty voting screens all the time, because the workers were slow or not enough of them.

Outside there were four (all fitting the young gay male stereotype) bitching and signing about the gay marriage amendment, which is poorly written and will probably be rejected by the courts after passage.

It's surprising to have voted for several people endored by the lib Atlanta newspaper, but they did endorse GOP Senate candidate Johnny Isaksen and a Republican for County prosecutor.

The method is to vote no. :D Unless there is a challenge to them, they get retained with 90-some percent of the vote.
The only judge I would have voted yes on is not in my court district (Judge Jeffrey Neary).

Absentee -- last week.

Sent in my absentee ballot about two weeks ago. :D

Early voting, two weeks ago. Straight Republican ticket.

Yes, straight republican (except where there was no choice)

Straight Republican ticket.
Prop 1 - No
Prop 2 - Yes
Prop 3 - Yes