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November 04, 2008

E-mail Roundup 2

More from election@postandcourier.com:

From Julie Downs: Just got back from voting at Ft. Johnson Middle on James Island. The wait was about 1.5 hours, 11:15-12:45. If you were lucky enough to be in precinct 8A you probably got out in a half-hour. The poll workers were constantly calling for 8A, to the irritation of us non-8A people. The table sat almost completely empty with a waiting pollworker while I was in line inside. The lines for 8B and 9 ran around the building. The joke in line was we were all going to move to 8A before the next election. Seems like they could have consolidated somehow as we all went to the same machines. Still not a bad wait.

From Myron Pstrak: Precinct 20 at Joseph Floyd Manor. Got in line at 0820 and walked out at 1250.....4.5 hours in line....3 machines total for two precincts!!!!

Floyd Manor is generating a lot of frustration based on our Twitter comments and e-mails. Running close to Mt. Pleasant Hibben Methodist Church Mount Pleasant Precinct 6 and 7 as worst places to vote so far.

--Janet

Posted by on November 04, 2008 at 02:38 PM in South Carolina Lowcountry election 2008, Charleston County, Poll experiences issues, Voter Turnout |

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