- I waited 20 seconds in line.
- In those twenty seconds, I was informed I could wear the provided mask; but, it was unconstitutional to deny me a right to vote if I chose not to.
- It took another effing 25 seconds to show my ID and verify my right to vote.
- Next I had to wait 15 seconds for instructions on how to fill my ballot out.
That's 10 minutes of my life, I won't get back!
Haha, no one even mentioned the mask thing to me where I voted in Texas. It felt so good to be able to just walk in and vote without it :)
Depends on the county. Collin, Travis and Harris County are eminently now on the Cuckery side.
Very true. I'm in Denton County, and I vote in a very small rural town within Denton County which is very different from Collin and Harris. Ugh.
I didn't wear a mask into the polling station even though it was offered. Despite being one of DeWine's (Ohio) minions, our SoS said that no voter shall be turned away if they refuse to wear a mask.