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<blockquote data-quote="JoeUSooner" data-source="post: 3891858" data-attributes="member: 55109">Wifey and I voted yesterday, at the Church on Bryant, in Edmond. Interesting experience. Even though we got there during the lunch rush (and it was crowded at that point), it went very smoothly, because they were remarkably well-staffed and well-organized. And reasonably quick. Have never seen one before, but they even had a lane for drive-up, in-car voting.The fun started as we left. A couple of (obvious) college kids - who explained that they knew nothing of the questions designed by their professor - were politely offering an electronic &#039;exit poll.&#039; Most people either ignored them or flatly stated, &quot;No.&quot; Or more often, &quot;Hell, no.&quot;&nbsp; I asked if the poll would accept the information/answer that I voted, &quot;none of the above.&quot;&nbsp; It wouldn&#039;t, so I too declined.&nbsp; <img src="/images/smilies/image1571.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":selfangel" title="Image1571&nbsp; &nbsp; :selfangel" data-shortname=":selfangel" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="JoeUSooner, post: 3891858, member: 55109"] Wifey and I voted yesterday, at the Church on Bryant, in Edmond. Interesting experience. Even though we got there during the lunch rush (and it [I]was[/I] crowded at that point), it went very smoothly, because they were remarkably well-staffed and well-organized. And reasonably quick. Have never seen one before, but they even had a lane for drive-up, in-car voting. The fun started as we left. A couple of (obvious) college kids - who explained that they knew nothing of the questions designed by their professor - were politely offering an electronic 'exit poll.' Most people either ignored them or flatly stated, "No." Or more often, "Hell, no." I asked if the poll would accept the information/answer that I voted, "none of the above." It wouldn't, so I too declined. :selfangel [/QUOTE]

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