[randita]

PA-15 (western suburbs of Allentown). Terrible weather. Voted at 10:30 AM and I was #123. Poll worker whom I know said it had been slow but steady. There were 4 voting machines and I had to wait about 2 mins. for my turn. This is a neighborhood that likes incumbent U.S. Rep. Charlie Dent (R). I’ve seen a lot of yard signs for him. I’ve seen only a few signs for Sestak and Onorato (same yards for both), none for Specter and none for Corbett. I’d say the interest level is extremely low so that will play to the advantage of the most highly motivated voters which, in this election, are conservatives.

[Think free or die]

Just stopped home for some lunch after sitting at the poll in our SE Phila suburb for the past couple of hours. I'll go back in a few minutes. Voting is slow. We're probably up to about 90-95 voters for the day; last I heard was 86 about 45 minutes ago. Many people took my GOP sample ballot, and I saw some pretty determined faces. Raining, raining, raining and cold. I don't think this weather favors Specter. Any lukewarm voters have more reason to stay in out of the rain.

Dee Adcock's campaign workers stopped by to leave campaign literature. They're the only ones so far in our contested 13th district primary race.