Election volunteers report no lines at polling places
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| No one is waiting to vote outside the Woodrow Wilson Library in Bailey’s Crossroads. |
There were no lanes at any of the four Mason District polling places the Annandale Blogger stopped by this afternoon. That’s presumably because so many people voted by mail or voted early in-person.
A volunteer at Belvedere Elementary School said voters had been trickling in all day. It was the same story at Bailey’s Community Center, Woodrow Wilson Library, and Annandale Terrace Elementary School.
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| Volunteers from Election Defenders hand out snacks and masks to voters at Annandale Terrace Elementary School. |
An election officer at the library said there were no voter harassment incidents or other problems at the Wilson Library. Representatives from Election Defenders, a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization, also reported no problems at Annandale Terrace.
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| The Republican table outside Bailey’s Community Center. |
Jack Kiraly, executive director of the Fairfax County Democratic Committee says there hasn’t been any disruption at polling places – just the normal issues of people showing up at the wrong polling location or having to use a provisional ballot.
One response to “Election volunteers report no lines at polling places”
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No, during the pandemic it was better to stand in long lines to vote before Election Day!