20 minutes or so? I went around 10. I dropped off donuts for the bakesale at 7:45 and the line was LOOOONNNGGG.

I went to the wrong polling place that was over crowded and had a broken scanner. Waited 30 minutes to get to the front (where I would've needed to wait another hour just to vote) and was told that my actual polling place was two blocks away. Walked over there, walked right in, voted and was done in 5 minutes.

11:45, Clifton, Va no wait.

Jackson middle school in falls church Virginia around noon I think? In and out with no line. Highlight of my day was seeing two men wearing Make America Great Again hats!

We went in Arlington at around 11:30 and there was no line. Nobody in front of us. Took 5 minutes for both of us to get through.

Rockville/North Bethesda--under 5 minutes at 11:45 (I'm off work today). No line at all.

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The first two places I voted were great! In & Out! At the third stop the lines were a little long, maybe 30 minutes or so.

35 minutes start to finish (got there at 11:30) in Olney

Laurel, MD. Left the house late, and at 9:00am drove past the polling station. There were very few cars there, so I decided to stop (originally planning on coming back at lunchtime). About 20 people in line and the line moved quickly. It turns out that our early rush had finally died down from all the people trying to get in before going to work. In and out in about 28 minutes.

Less than 15 minutes in mid-morning. Poll workers said it was very busy earlier. Friend just voted at lunchtime at same poll. She had to wait--but just for a few minutes. There was a short line. When I went there was no line--but there were lots of poll workers available to check you in.

Courthouse in Arlington wrapped around 1 block at 6:45am. Took me about an hour to finish and get out.

husband - 30 mins today

me- voted early, about 20 mins

5-10 minutes at 10ish?

So nice to not have to work my schedule around commute. I've done that a couple times, and the lines stink.

West Springfield at 9:30. Five minutes but line was steady with voters. Husband went at 6 a.m. and had a line . . . about 30 minutes. IMO (based on previous elections) this bodes well for Hillary. Dems are out (huge fear factor). Republicans might be staying home.