OK - I stood in line for over one-hour, took 10 minutes to vote and get my sticker. The line wove its way through the halls of Trinity Presbyterian Church, complete with an organ recital. Our ballot is two-sided, so it took longer than expected to fill in the little circles. Lots of local issues, plus the Senate race and three questions concerning marijuana. I am usually number 125 or so when I vote. Today at 4:00, I was number 808. And that does not count the machine voting that was also taking place in the precinct. From the line that had formed behind me, I will be surprised if the count did not go over 1,100. The polls are open for two and one-half hours and people are still getting off from work.