I am about to go to vote. You can watch the NC results here.
Update: Pam is liveblogging the election. If you have experiences from the polling places around NC today, post them in her comments.
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You know what to do. Get out there and vote.
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Voted at 11:08am and was 404th voter in my precinct. That is a huge number for a primary.
Voted at 11:53am and was the 783rd(!) voter in my precinct.
Voted at 10-ish this morning, but didn't pay attention to the number. Thanks for sharing the link on the results.