Anectotal Story (not mine) from ATL:
I am a principal in a very liberal area of ATL, an area where you have rich people and some really poor people.
We are a polling location this election and even though school is closed, I'm here just to see how things are going and doing some work.
Much to my surprise, there is NO LINE! When I arrived at 7:00 there were about 10 people in line and that has been the most of the day. The poll workers are laying around on the lobby furniture!
I would think given the demographics of this area this place would be jammed!!
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Ok, so the lunch hour just passed here in GA and I have been in my office and decided to turn on the cameras in the front of school and see how many people came in to vote.
5 voters, that's right, 5 voters in a heavy democratic area came in to vote during the lunch hour. I would guess that there have been about 30-40 voters here all day!
Did they all vote early and that's why no one is here? I don't know, but it is a ghost town here!