Went pretty well. The A-K line was only about 30 people long when I got there so we moved along quickly. Other than the lack of signage indicating the location of the polling place on the main road (and this is really no surprise as this part of the county has a real aversion to street signs, I can go on and on about it, how it keeps people down, how it keeps people out, how it means all your directions include phrases like "where the old Southern Baptist church used to be" or "just past the dead oak" or "after the sidewalk disappears") and the lack of "I voted!" stickers (I won't lie, I was looking forward to cashing in on my free Starbucks coffee), it all ran smoothly. I mean, they had those of us "ethnic" looking people out voting in an empty field, writing our choices down on post-it notes, but they promised they'd count them.
No. No, that's not true.
Musgrove for Senate!
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