Some "innocent bystanders" were providing Umbrellas that got recycled out when you got indoors.

The Nice thing is that the bystanders were from companies that really wanted people to vote period. Some had Republican Ribbons, some had Democrat Ribbons. There was no brawling (yet that I saw).

I'll be the line was 700 people long, but moving swiftly. They had 25 Voting Stations. Good Old Paper and Pin voting stations, that work. I made sure all my chads were properly punched out.

They have a ballot verifier. Making sure the chads were off anyway, wilst being video recorded. One person had a hanger while I was there, he was asked to remove it or re-vote with a new ballot.

I am sure there is a paper trail for the people that re-vote, as I saw a stack already with gaudy stickers and seals embossed in the ballots.

I was told, the county added these to ensure problems of validity were not encountered..