Polls Close in One Hour
Sixteen state constitutional amendments are on the ballot.
By Lee Nichols, 5:59PM, Tue. Nov. 6, 2007
Meaning, 7pm. If you haven't voted yet, get on down to your local precinct.
Then come back here for the results.
P.S. My wife just called to tell me that there was actually a line, if you can believe it, to vote at our neighborhood polling place (possibly because some polling places were consolidated, presumably due to a lack of poll workers). Given the apparent low interest in this constitutional amendment election, that's good news. Get on down there. Hurry!
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