It could be college ball too. I saw a bunch of people with A&M shirts show up yesterday morning, then by around 10AM, the polling place was like a ghost town. People started showing up again later in the afternoon. Today, it was a pretty steady stream of people throughout the day.03Lightningrocks wrote: ↑Sun Oct 25, 2020 8:27 pmI just looked at the Collin County numbers for Saturday and they were not near as high as I expected.strogg wrote: ↑Sun Oct 25, 2020 7:04 pmYesterday was all right. Today actually had more voters per hour show up and vote, but the actual voter count was lower due to the shorter hours (5 hours vs 12 hours).03Lightningrocks wrote: ↑Fri Oct 23, 2020 9:34 pmI am expecting tomorrow (Saturday) to have big numbers. Many people find it hard to vote on a weekday.strogg wrote: ↑Fri Oct 23, 2020 8:25 pm Denton county is slowing down. I guess we're starting to run out of voters. At this point, we're 45.7% of registered voters (259,080 people) have early voted at the polling locations. That doesn't include absentee ballots received or any other means of vote casting in the county. Carrollton Public Library is still in first place with 12,005 voters checked in. That's over 2% of the registered voter population in the county in one location. The Copeland Government Center in Crossroads broke 10,000 voters today.
For Carrollton Public Library, it has been fairly smooth lately. There is no real bad time to go. Wait times are now at 5 minutes or less. In most cases, there is < 1 minute wait. If you do curbside voting there or at any other location, it is best to park in the designated spot, then call the county hotline (940) 349-3200 and let them know where you are. Waiting there patiently or getting an appointment ahead of time can turn into a headache.
As a recommendation before people go voting in Denton, go to votedenton.com and check your registration status. This will help alleviate some problems you may face if there's something wrong with the registration. Also, if you ever move or change names, reregister in your county right away before they catch the change. They will catch the change even if you don't tell them, and that may make check-in difficult.
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- Sun Oct 25, 2020 8:36 pm
- Forum: General Legislative Discussions
- Topic: Early Voting
- Replies: 90
- Views: 38168
Re: Early Voting
- Sun Oct 25, 2020 7:04 pm
- Forum: General Legislative Discussions
- Topic: Early Voting
- Replies: 90
- Views: 38168
Re: Early Voting
Yesterday was all right. Today actually had more voters per hour show up and vote, but the actual voter count was lower due to the shorter hours (5 hours vs 12 hours).03Lightningrocks wrote: ↑Fri Oct 23, 2020 9:34 pmI am expecting tomorrow (Saturday) to have big numbers. Many people find it hard to vote on a weekday.strogg wrote: ↑Fri Oct 23, 2020 8:25 pm Denton county is slowing down. I guess we're starting to run out of voters. At this point, we're 45.7% of registered voters (259,080 people) have early voted at the polling locations. That doesn't include absentee ballots received or any other means of vote casting in the county. Carrollton Public Library is still in first place with 12,005 voters checked in. That's over 2% of the registered voter population in the county in one location. The Copeland Government Center in Crossroads broke 10,000 voters today.
For Carrollton Public Library, it has been fairly smooth lately. There is no real bad time to go. Wait times are now at 5 minutes or less. In most cases, there is < 1 minute wait. If you do curbside voting there or at any other location, it is best to park in the designated spot, then call the county hotline (940) 349-3200 and let them know where you are. Waiting there patiently or getting an appointment ahead of time can turn into a headache.
As a recommendation before people go voting in Denton, go to votedenton.com and check your registration status. This will help alleviate some problems you may face if there's something wrong with the registration. Also, if you ever move or change names, reregister in your county right away before they catch the change. They will catch the change even if you don't tell them, and that may make check-in difficult.
- Fri Oct 23, 2020 8:25 pm
- Forum: General Legislative Discussions
- Topic: Early Voting
- Replies: 90
- Views: 38168
Re: Early Voting
Denton county is slowing down. I guess we're starting to run out of voters. At this point, we're 45.7% of registered voters (259,080 people) have early voted at the polling locations. That doesn't include absentee ballots received or any other means of vote casting in the county. Carrollton Public Library is still in first place with 12,005 voters checked in. That's over 2% of the registered voter population in the county in one location. The Copeland Government Center in Crossroads broke 10,000 voters today.
For Carrollton Public Library, it has been fairly smooth lately. There is no real bad time to go. Wait times are now at 5 minutes or less. In most cases, there is < 1 minute wait. If you do curbside voting there or at any other location, it is best to park in the designated spot, then call the county hotline (940) 349-3200 and let them know where you are. Waiting there patiently or getting an appointment ahead of time can turn into a headache.
As a recommendation before people go voting in Denton, go to votedenton.com and check your registration status. This will help alleviate some problems you may face if there's something wrong with the registration. Also, if you ever move or change names, reregister in your county right away before they catch the change. They will catch the change even if you don't tell them, and that may make check-in difficult.
For Carrollton Public Library, it has been fairly smooth lately. There is no real bad time to go. Wait times are now at 5 minutes or less. In most cases, there is < 1 minute wait. If you do curbside voting there or at any other location, it is best to park in the designated spot, then call the county hotline (940) 349-3200 and let them know where you are. Waiting there patiently or getting an appointment ahead of time can turn into a headache.
As a recommendation before people go voting in Denton, go to votedenton.com and check your registration status. This will help alleviate some problems you may face if there's something wrong with the registration. Also, if you ever move or change names, reregister in your county right away before they catch the change. They will catch the change even if you don't tell them, and that may make check-in difficult.
- Wed Oct 21, 2020 8:37 pm
- Forum: General Legislative Discussions
- Topic: Early Voting
- Replies: 90
- Views: 38168
Re: Early Voting
Yup. Wearing anything advertising someone on the ballot is a no-no. Same with political party. Everything else is OK.
Denton county is getting slammed with early voting. It's tapered down since last week a smidge, but it's still up there. So far, 225,476 people have voted at the early polling sites. That's 39.8% of all registered voters in the county. Carrollton Public Library just broke 10,000 check-ins today with a total of 10,121 since last Tuesday. That is insane. They're quite geared up for moving people, though. They have 4 check-in stations, an additional ad-hoc check-in station, and 19 ballot booths. Lately, wait times have been averaging 5-15 minutes. Lunchtime is a bad time to go. Don't do it. Second place with just over 9000 check-ins is the Copeland government center in Crossroads right by Aubrey. It's odd how there are so many people checking in there.
On the other hand, Shady Shores is pulling in dead last with 1467 voters checked in. If you're in that area and haven't voted yet, go there. Somehow they have fewer people show up than Pilot Point or Ponder.
Denton county is getting slammed with early voting. It's tapered down since last week a smidge, but it's still up there. So far, 225,476 people have voted at the early polling sites. That's 39.8% of all registered voters in the county. Carrollton Public Library just broke 10,000 check-ins today with a total of 10,121 since last Tuesday. That is insane. They're quite geared up for moving people, though. They have 4 check-in stations, an additional ad-hoc check-in station, and 19 ballot booths. Lately, wait times have been averaging 5-15 minutes. Lunchtime is a bad time to go. Don't do it. Second place with just over 9000 check-ins is the Copeland government center in Crossroads right by Aubrey. It's odd how there are so many people checking in there.
On the other hand, Shady Shores is pulling in dead last with 1467 voters checked in. If you're in that area and haven't voted yet, go there. Somehow they have fewer people show up than Pilot Point or Ponder.
- Sat Oct 17, 2020 8:12 pm
- Forum: General Legislative Discussions
- Topic: Early Voting
- Replies: 90
- Views: 38168
Re: Early Voting
Early voting was the busiest Tue-Thurs. Yesterday, it was still bad, but not as bad with average wait times of about 30 minutes at the Carrollton Public Library.
Today, there was no more than a 5 minute wait. Most of the time, there was no wait at all. Let's see what next week brings.
Today, there was no more than a 5 minute wait. Most of the time, there was no wait at all. Let's see what next week brings.
- Wed Feb 19, 2020 9:18 am
- Forum: General Legislative Discussions
- Topic: Early Voting
- Replies: 90
- Views: 38168
Re: Early Voting
That reminds me of a letter I got a few weeks ago. Kalifornistan still thinks I'm perfectly capable of voting there. They know I moved, but they kept me on the voter registration. To unregister, I have to fill out the back of their postcard with all of my personally identifiable information and return it. Or I can just wait until I miss so many elections (3 years isn't enough?) before I get removed. I wouldn't be surprised if I continue getting letters from them for years to come.
