[Sybeck1]

I vote at Desoto Central in Desoto county. When I arrived at 7:02 there were about 12 in line. On primary day there was no line. I am nervous about tonight.

[cotton1706]

Good Luck!!!

[txhurl]

What was the racial composition of those in line?

[Black Agnes]

As am I.

I will say this: If the dims drag Thad’s aged carcass across the finish line today, then he can just ask them to do the same in November. I don’t vote for dims.

[SharpRightTurn]

“When I arrived at 7:02 there were about 12 in line.”

But the average Dim voter doesn’t get up until around 12:30 p.m., right?

[duffee]

I was the 1st voter at Lewisberg (DeSoto County), I then went out front and waved a McDaniel sign and greeted voters until 8:30. They had 100 voters at that time. At least one gentleman was ticked off because he wasn’t allowed to vote just because he had voted in the democrat primary 3 weeks ago. I was told there was about 370 countywide absentee ballots for the primary and over 700 for the runoff. This prescient had about 540 voters in the Republican primary and Senator McDaniel received approx. 60% of the vote as I recall.

[Galactic Overlord-In-Chief]

I vote at Desoto Central in Desoto county. When I arrived at 7:02 there were about 12 in line. On primary day there was no line. I am nervous about tonight.

DeSoto County voted 63 percent for McDaniel. Increase in turnout there could be pro-McDaniel enthusiasm.

[2ndDivisionVet]

What did the 12 in line look like?