As far as I know once you're in line

[malaise]

you are allowed to vote. It's always been that way.

[onecaliberal]

1. YES

[cwydro]

2. It is in NC.

They've been repeating that on local tv all day.

[Jim Beard]

4. Kinda

Supposed to and doing it are different options.

[applegrove]

5. Yes. I posted a link to that last night. That is the law.

[handmade34]

6. all they've got...

is suppression of the vote


damn, it should be easier to vote, not harder!!

[getagrip_already]

8. its diff in nv for ev...

I just listened to the hearing for the suit the gop brought. apparently as long as there is a line, you can get in it. The polls wont close as long as there is a line. There is no "last person" card used.

[Warpy]

9. Still is, and they have to keep the precinct open until everyone in line has voted

which means that closing precincts will mean long lines and late returns tonight in deep red states, especially in Dixie.

[canetoad]

10. I heard The Prez say that

During his speech at HRC's Philly rally. That's coming straight from the top.

[ProfessorGAC]

13. Definitely in Illinois

I've been a poll watcher and have been asked to just go stand at the end of the line and anybody behind me got there too late.

Only happened once. In my town, things are usually pretty efficient. I got there 10 minutes before they opened this morning and left at 4 minutes after 6.

[Freddie]

16. Yes here in PA too

If you're in line they have to let you vote.