Vote Monitor 2008
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(District of Columbia) Voting Reports
Summary
2 reports
- 2 reports about No Voting Issue
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20002: No Voting Issue
The poll workers were doing a great job and should be recognized. They were processing a lot a people in a reasonable amount of time given the turnout. Read More »
20002: No Voting Issue
Arrived 30 minutes early- pools opened at 7 am. Already 80 persons in line. Voted by 730 am. I saw young and old voters in line while waiting and exiting. An obvious change from the last time we voted. Read More »
Statewide User Vote Reports
Voting in District of Columbia
3 Electoral Votes
Polling Hours: 7 a.m. – 8 p.m.
2008 Registered Voters: 426,761 as of 11/03 (D.C. Board of Elections and Ethics)
Change from 2004: +15%
Election Day Registration: No
Post-Election Manual Audits: No
ID Requirements: Required of all first-time voters who registered by mail without verifying ID
Provisional Voting: Eligible for verification if cast in correct precinct
Voting System: Optical scan and DRE
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