Voted absentee a few weeks ago so I didn't have to stand down at the bottom of a long hill for 45 minutes and slowly creep up it as the line moved along.  Very poor an excuse for a voting site.  Typical for Pennsylvania though.  It's a gorgeous day in south central PA this morning so no one can use the weather for an excuse to not go vote.

Waited in line about 20 to 30 minutes in my little slice of heaven in Southern Lancaster County.  Several people said they never saw so many people at our township building on election day.  The lawn was plastered with Trump signs.

Voted for Clinton. 

It's already started:

Trump campaign files Nevada lawsuit claiming people were improperly allowed to vote

Jacob Pramuk    | @jacobpramuk 1 Hour Ago
People cast their ballots during voting in the 2016 presidential election in Las Vegas, Nevada, November 8, 2016.
Donald Trump's campaign filed a lawsuit in Nevada on Tuesday claiming a Nevada county improperly kept some polling locations open on the last night of early voting.

The suit, filed in state court, claims people who were not in line when polls closed at some Las Vegas locations were able to vote on Friday. Nevada law allows people already waiting when the polls close to cast ballots.

The suit against Clark County is not aimed at votes cast on Tuesday. This type of lawsuit is not unusual in presidential elections.

Multiple reports have said Nevada, a key battleground state, saw a strong early voter turnout among Latinos, who largely favored Trump's rival Hillary Clinton in most surveys leading up to the election.

Trump and allies have claimed they expect to see voting misconduct on Tuesday, but serious irregularities are historically rare.

A spokesman for the Nevada Republican Party said his group is not a party to the lawsuit, but said it's not that unusual.

"We are hoping for a smooth process today, and so far it looks like that's happening," he said.

A hearing is set for 11 a.m. local time.

— Reporting by NBC News and CNBC's Jane Wells.


I just saw Rudy Giuliani on MSNBC defending this action by saying "thousands and thousands of paid thugs" were sent to Trump rallies to make problems and they were all hired by the Clinton campaign. He also mentioned "the widespread voter fraud", like keeping the polls open so Hispanics could vote in Nevada, and it's due to Harry Reid's old school political shenanigans, and lastly mentioned how Al Gore set the precedent for contesting elections. It was almost like Rudy & the Trump campaign have already seen the writing on the wall from early on the ground reporting, and are gearing up for their big rigged voting post election campaign.

I wonder what he would have said or done had he realized she was voting for Hilliary. 

Goose wrote:

Man, those Trump poll watchers sure are keeping a close eye on immigrants to watch for shenanigans!

I kid you not.......