I didn't see Obama there, which was probably a good thing. It meant that the polling place wasn't clogged up, and my friend and I could get in and not have too long of a wait for a booth. Seems that Illinois offers both pen-and-paper ballots and touchscreen ballots. I got the regular pen-and-paper one, but I heard an election worker giving one lady instructions on how to use the touchscreen.
We didn't get stickers, but we got warm fuzzy feelings anyway.
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Our jazz class was canceled today because the professor was also going to Indiana to campaign.
So do they start counting when the first polling stations close or do they wait for them all? That's probably a stupid question but remember I live very far away!
We don't start counting until 9am the following day but yanno, one time zone... ;-)
Some places around here were giving out freebies if you were wearing an "I Voted" sticker. I didn't get to any of them, but it was nice to know.