You could spot the voting places by all the signs in front.
It would have been fun to take some pictures of the people inside, but I did not have the courage to ask them for permission. I did take a picture of my ballot with the red button ready to push. Once I pushed it, my voting for this year was completed.
I decided continue my run by finding some of the other polling stations. One was only a few blocks away, in the county court house. It also had the signs in front, with the Republicans on one side and the Democrats on the other.
There was a line waiting to vote. There had been a line at the Presbyterian hall as well, but it was inside.
I found one more polling site on my jog, in the Knights of Columbus Hall. There was not much to photograph, but I did think the parking sign was rather funny. Who else would be parking there?
When I got home, I checked the newspaper and learned that the other voting stations for Rensselaer were fire house and the National Guard armory. On my way to work I rode past the fire house to take a picture, but did not see anything worth photographing. There was still a line outside the court house. I think we are getting a really big turnout this year.It is rather strange that three of the five Rensselaer voting loctions are within three blocks of each other. I wonder why.

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