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Reply to "Are there ever long lines for voting on election day for a primary election in Montgomery County?"
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[quote=Anonymous]If you’re voting tomorrow, then you’ll be going to the specific polling location for your address. You might get more accurate responses if you specify your polling location. As a guess, since the time you’ve picked will be popular with people with 9-5 work schedules, that might be more crowded than midday — IF there are a lot of people in that area with traditional work schedules. Also, 3 year olds can understand making choices. If you’re eager for her to understand, you can have her “vote” on what to have for lunch, and you can even do a ballot. It might be a little harder to explain that you’re voting for representation, but, if she’s into it, she can vote on which family member gets to decide on a family activity. It’s great that you want her to be involved! I actually remember going into the voting booth with my Mom as a young kid, so things like that might make a long-lasting impression. [/quote]
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