Voting Armed.

[kludge]

No. My precinct is located at the local school. Carry at a school is a felony.

 

[Mr Crowley]

I chose to leave my ccw under the seat and follow the law here and vote unarmed. However, the 6 or 7 old ladies that were running the place have all known my dad since he was born and also known me since I was born. So I probably didn't have anything to worry about there.

 

[Frandy]

Voted at a school. Not armed.

 

[rioalumni05]

my precinct was in a volunteer firehouse, and there was a LARGE no gun sign on the front door.

 

[tribbles]

No. Left the SIG in the car while I voted at the VFD station.

 

[lazyeye]

My state votes by mail-in ballot.
I was of course... armed.

 

[Gunsby_Blazen]

afraid of intimidation like in Philadelphia??

 

[SRT1]

I carry everywhere that there aren't metal detectors. Voted armed and concealed as I do everything else in my day.
SRT

 

[FLA2760]

Well, a lot do the absentee ballot thing here in Florida. So many I am sure were armed when they filled out the absentee ballots.I am sure this is popular in other states too. I think that we should keep in mind this fact when the "media" exit poll nonsense starts this evening.

 

[30 cal slob]

nope. school. (CT).

could have though, if i had permission from the principal.

 

[Darthbauer]

Polling station was at a school too.

 

[elrod]

Nope. In a govt. building.

 

[Mac45]

No, polling place is a school.

 

[tdyoung58]

Luckily I live in PA where it's legal unless at a school, federal build or courthouse. Since I vote at a firehouse it's all good.

My GF and I both Open Carried today as we voted.... where did all these people come from. No negative incidents

Did get to talk with one older gentleman afterwards while waiting outside for my GF to finish, her line was twice as long as mine, who asked if it was legal or I was security....LOL Told him I wasn't security and that it was perfectly legal. We talked for a while about the Election and he told me he was scared that Obama would win. I think most old people are, the ones old enough to remember the Depression, WW II and the nazi's, the communism of the 50's/60's and watching Walter Cronkite on the news and the race riots of the later 60's..... Gave him a PA Gunrights Flyer as well, he told me he has a LTCF. and has been considering carrying again, told him I understood perfectly.

 

[wep45]

cant carry in the chi town area

 

[SigP229R]

Can't be armed at a polling place in NC

 

[tradja]

Here in Oregon, you only vote by mail. I filled out my ballot sitting at my kitchen table.

 

[Joe Demko]

The two elderly ladies who staff the polling place at the VFD in my tiny borough didn't wand me or ask me anything but my name.

 

[Big Boomer]

Couldn't...Texas State Law. I had to leave my baby in the car...

 

[Kind of Blued]

I voted last week, but I went in to FOUR polling places today on business (note the lack of quotation marks around the word "business").

Two were churches, and two were types of residential clubhouses, so I carried in all of them.

I saw a lady with a beard at one of them, and that was the most exciting/terrifying part of my day.

 

[19-3Ben]

nope. voted in a school.

 

[boomcrash]

YES! Seecamp, front pocket. Always carring when legal.

 

[mgregg85]

I would have, but my voting location is in a elementary school gym, no guns allowed.

 

[MDMadrid]

Texas prohibits lawful concealed carry in polling places.

As does South Carolina

FWIW - sounds like voters in Penn. needed to be armed when they vote!

 

[gpsshooter]

My polling place is an Elementry School.