[EL] Day two of early voting

[David Becker]

Georgia Public Broadcasting has documented that wait times for early voting in the Atlanta area have been significantly reduced in the second and third day of early voting last week. Most voting at the State Farm Arena in Atlanta were in and out in well under 30 minutes.

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From: Law-election <law-election-bounces at department-lists.uci.edu> On Behalf Of Levitt, Justin
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Subject: [EL] Day two of early voting

There have been more than a few need stories about the lines on day one of early voting in various states.  (And they have occasioned an enormous amount of debate as to the causes/blame.)

I’ve got a slightly different (and very real) question.  Have any list members been systematically tracking the wait times on day _two_ of early voting in the various states?  I’d love to know if there are data ... or even anecdata.  

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Justin Levitt
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