Forest Ave - 4PM - 5-10 min. line.(2 lines - wait time depends on which line your in)

That is terrible - a 2 hour wait? This process should be seriously looked into.

Still about an hour wait A-L at Gaudet. M-Z walking right in.

Waited two hours at Middletown High: arrived before 5pm, cast our votes at 6:55.

We waited an hour and 25 minutes...please return us to our original place of voting.

The line was 200+ long at MHS at 5pm. I only had an hour due to child care issues and did not get to vote:(

waited a little over an hour starting at 10:45 this morning out by noon.

Went to polling place twice & couldn't wait long enough to vote. This is a travesty!!! Who is in charge of this??? To whom do we complain???

I waited for 2 hours @ MHS. Due to a disability, i could not stand any longer. The first time i have not voted in 35 years. Although i did meet some wonderful people while waiting!

Aquidneck School at 1, no line, no waiting. Aquidneck School for my wife at 4:30, a handful of people in line. Strange that there was an odd number on the ballot machine though, given that there were 2 ballots.

Two and a quarter hours to vote at Middletown High (arrived at 5:50 pm and voted at 7:05 pm). I watch people give up after nearly two hours or just leave when they saw the line. Very poorly organized with only two points of entry (registration books). A-L moved much quicker than M-Z. Pleanty of room at the ballot booths, but they couldn't process the voters fast enough. IDs were not an issue. Someone finally did a little reorganizing at the table about 6:45 pm and things started moving better. There was great humor among the people waiting and spirits were high, but there was a greeat deal of frustration as well.

Two and a quarter hours to vote at Middletown High (arrived at 4:50 pm and voted at 7:05 pm). I watch people give up after nearly two hours or just leave when they saw the line. Very poorly organized with only two points of entry (registration books). A-L moved much quicker than M-Z. Pleanty of room at the ballot booths, but they couldn't process the voters fast enough. IDs were not an issue. Someone finally did a little reorganizing at the table about 6:45 pm and things started moving better. There was great humor among the people waiting and spirits were high, but there was a greeat deal of frustration as well.

No line at the FOP in Middletown

I waited a hour and half at lunch time, husband waited hour and ten after work my mother waited 2hours she went after 430. to long to wait need more people checking names, lots of the times the voting stations were empty.

Gaudet lot was packed with cars because of a football game- timing of game and voting after work hours was a horrible conflict. After that, it was the one line for names A-L that was five times longer than the M-Z line. I was done voting but had to wait for my husband, who has a different last name. The line that had all the people was being served by one volunteer who was taking a very long time. The other women volunteers for the M-Z voters were sitting back and taking breaks when there were no voters in their line. I would volunteer to help these voter volunteers to expedite the process! We need to get more volunteers serving the voters during such an important election!

Waited almost two hours at Gaudet, and saw some people leave. The problem was not in filling out the ballots, since at any given time about a third of the ballot stations were empty, as people waited on line, waiting to be validated and given a ballot. My guess is that changed ID procedures had not been adequately explained to the poll workers at the table, who often looked unsure of how to proceed. I am not criticizing them; or the ID requirement, but I am criticizing whoever was supposed to train and supervise them.
Also, give all the workers the entire list of names, so people can just get on the shorter line.