Let's see, I was around 15 minutes ahead of you leaving the house, maybe 10 minutes ahead of you in line (once I saw the line, I went back to the car and got a second book). I was there for around 2:45. 10 minutes isn't a big deal in that scheme. Though it did mean that I was behind the 11:00 count instead of in front of it. However, I don't think the count slowed us down more than a couple of minutes because they started checking people in just as the 'counted' group was finishing getting to the machines. The biggest delay seemed to be the distribution of the alphabet.

However, I enjoyed the time hanging out with you this morning and I am proud to have voted (and very glad that I have an understanding office!).v