At Woodbury City Hall on Election Day, more people had voted by 9 a.m. than did the entire day in 2010, said Dan Nalipinski, election judge.
Still, voters were being ushered through the queue fairly smoothly.
“We know how it works. We’ve got everything covered,” said Nalipinski, who has been an election judge since 2006. “We don’t anticipate any hitches in the giddy-up.”
However, two ballots had been kicked out of the machine, he said, one when someone filled in too many names and another because of a stray mark.
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Robert: Go now if you can. Lines are not long. Rebecca: I hope they didn't lose your information - they lost mine, my husband's and my mom's. the voting machine at the footprint academy broke just before 7:45am this morning. Rebecca: Is anyone else having issues at the polls this morning in regards to not being on registered, even though you have pre-registered (and voted in the same district) for a few years? Eric: I was the 176th to vote at 730am at NLA. The lines were pretty long. I voted at a table instead of the private booth. (It was my choice, I wasn't forced.)
The one my husband & I went to on Tamarak Rd between Spring Hill & Riverfront (that daycare place lol). I believe my Mom voted at the city hall. According to her the one there is still working just not the one at the FootPrint Academy station. That one broke just before we put our ballots in and they were "mixing" already counted ballots with not counted ones. In an election as important as this one is, it makes me worried that my vote will be missed or someone will be counted twice.