Requested a ballot by mail and waited as long as I could (this afternoon) for it to arrive. When it didn’t, went in person. Guessing many others were in the same boat.
FYI these are the current wait times for D.C. primary election voting centers—seven have 90+ minutes of waiting. The rule is that if you're on line by 8 p.m. you can vote, but there's also the curfew to contend with, even if it has a voting exception https://dcist.com/story/20/06/02/dc-june-2-primary-covid19-ballot-confusion-curfew/ …pic.twitter.com/EhQuRuBOeC
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I also thought Newsham said the voting exception was for 8pm sharp. So being in line and then getting home is an added layer.
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my understanding was that the voting exception included getting back after voting—that's what D.C. BOE is sayinghttps://twitter.com/Vote4DC/status/1267941057087574018 …
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The wait for Sherwood Rec Center is more like 2 hours. 7 block wait why didn’t folks vote early
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Because we requested absentee ballots and never got them!!!
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I just posted a video from Emery. That time is deeply wrong. Folks were reporting 2-3 hours and the line is three blocks long.
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Sherwood is well over 90 min. Two hours myself and the line is now 2x as long. But everyone is very patient and friendly!
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I left Raymond Rec Center around 6:20 after waiting 2 hrs. Counted 150+ in line, guessing it’s a 2.5+ hr wait there. People won’t be done til 9 or later.
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The line at McKinley Tech is wrapped around T and all the way down 2nd.
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