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Escambia Early Voting Passing 25,000 Mark
November 1, 2012
Early voters in Escambia County will pass the 25,000 mark today.
Through Wednesday night, 24,854 early voting ballots had been cast, according to the Escambia County Supervisor of Elections Office. The busiest early voting site has been the Tryon Library (9,452 ballots) followed by Cantonment (4,942 ballots).
Early voting will be available through Saturday, November 3 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the following locations:
- Supervisor of Elections Annex, 292 Muscogee Road, Cantonment
- Tryon Branch Library, 1200 Langley Avenue
- Supervisor of Elections Main Office, 213 Palafox Place, Second Floor
- West Florida Public Library, 200 West Gregory Street
- Southwest Branch Library, 12248 Gulf Beach Highway
Comments
6 Responses to “Escambia Early Voting Passing 25,000 Mark”
Voted early for Obama, wasn’t going to but he is better than the alternative! The Republican Party is not the one I grew up with!
Just Cast my vote early.
So glad to here the mayor of New York a usual Republican or Independent, has endorsed Mr. Obama. And so very glad to here consumer spending highest in 4 years and super glad to know Chrysler has had 31 months in a row of growth.
Exactly. Don’t vote for someone because they have the most signs up or because it appears everyone else is voting for them, or because they are affiliated with a particular party.
Know the facts, not the hype and criticism, and then go vote.
I’d add to Rob’s post. Not only should you go and vote, make sure it is an INFORMED vote, not just following the crowd or the party line. I plan to vote for most republicans in the race, but I do plan to vote for two democrats as well, because they have proven they can do the job for which they are seeking re-election.
Inform yourself before you go to the polls!
I don’t care who you vote for, just make sure you vote.
If you can’t take a few minutes to vote on Election Day, then go vote any day this week and vote early. Lines were very short. We were in and out in about 20 minutes.
If you can’t be bothered to vote, then you have no right to complain about anything.
Five more days Obama and you can start packing. We’re coming for ya!