If you are thinking of voting early in DC at One Judiciary Square, be prepared to wait.
Lines average 90 minutes at off peak times and easily surpass two hours at lunch or the evenings.
And this photo? Thats the head of line 2 of 3 which stretches down and around the hallway.
Photo by Wayan
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One Response to “The Voting Line in DC: 90 Minutes”
October 29th, 2008 at 7:30 pm
About the same in Arlington. Lines seems 60-90 minutes or more. But very good natured and organized. Please try to set aside some time and vote!