Rural Voters See Much Shorter Voting Lines Than Urban

Shorter voting lines in rural areas contributes to higher turnout than average urban voters | Democracy, elections and voting at Democracy Chronicles

Central Issue in “Voting Fairness” is Waiting Two Minutes Versus Two Hours

Uppity Wisconsin

When I lived in Madison, I once waited two hours to vote on election day.  Two hours.  Since I moved out to the country, however, I have never waited over two minutes to vote at my local township hall. In other words, one is very convenient and

Shorter Lines For Rural? your thoughts…