voting lines
Election day waits
Voting lines are the queues that form at polling places during elections, as voters wait their turn to cast ballots.
Long voting lines have become a political issue in themselves, sometimes indicating insufficient resources in certain districts: Some people waited in voting lines for over four hours.
The phrase often appears in discussions of voter access and election administration.
- queuesOrderly waiting arrangements
- long waitProlonged period before something
- ballotsVoting forms
- pollingSystematic opinion gathering
- boothsSmall compartments for activities
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- phone servicesvoicemail, caller ID, call waiting, call forwarding, call blocking
voting linesmail-in ballots
Votes submitted through post
absentee voting · postal voting · remote voting · electronic voting · early voting
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