Election Day Schedule and Sources of Returns?

[Nutmeg]

0700 - wake up
0701 - shower
0715 - get dressed
0725:00 (is that how you write this?) - leave house
0726:30 - arrive at polling location (can see it from my bed)
0732 - receive ballot
0733 - complete ballot
0734 - depart polling location
0742 - arrive at Metro station
0752 - why is the Metro single-tracking/why is there a medical emergency/why is there an "earlier delay"
0802 - train finally comes. is packed. wait for next train.
0808 - board train
0820 - disembark
0823 - why does the shuttle bus eave 2 minutes early when i'm behind schedule, but 10 min late when i'm on time
0840 - take next shuttle bus
0850 - work
1830 - leave work
blah blah commute/dinner
2030 - go to election party for my friend who's running for the school board
2130 - why are all my candidates losing
2330 - fitful sleep

[Nutmeg]

0500 - Wake Up
0800 - Work
1700 - Drive Home
1745 - Turn on CNN and plop down in the recliner with my laptop in my lap.
2245 - Bed time

You might be able to actually see more election results if you weren't on such an early schedule...

I wish i could stay up a lot later Tuesday night, but I don't dare miss Day 3 of my new job on Wednesday...

Ok, how about the part I bolded this time? Why so much time between waking up and starting work?

[Yelnoc]

0500 - Wake Up
0800 - Work
1700 - Drive Home
1745 - Turn on CNN and plop down in the recliner with my laptop in my lap.
2245 - Bed time

You might be able to actually see more election results if you weren't on such an early schedule...

I wish i could stay up a lot later Tuesday night, but I don't dare miss Day 3 of my new job on Wednesday...

Ok, how about the part I bolded this time? Why so much time between waking up and starting work?

Not totally unreasonable if he has a long commute.

[Nutmeg]

0500 - Wake Up
0800 - Work
1700 - Drive Home
1745 - Turn on CNN and plop down in the recliner with my laptop in my lap.
2245 - Bed time

You might be able to actually see more election results if you weren't on such an early schedule...

I wish i could stay up a lot later Tuesday night, but I don't dare miss Day 3 of my new job on Wednesday...

Ok, how about the part I bolded this time? Why so much time between waking up and starting work?

Not totally unreasonable if he has a long commute.

Yeah, but in the afternoon he is in his chair only 45 min after departing work.

[Barnes]

8:00 am - Get up and get ready for the day
9:30 - Go to class
11:00 - Go to class
12:30 pm - eat lunch and peruse through the Atlas and online news sources
3:30 - go to class
5:00 - eat dinner while kicking election excitement into high gear
6:00 - get back to my apartment and set up for the long haul.

I don't have another class until 11:00 am on Wednesday, so I'll be up for a while.

[ILoveTheSmellOfTheSenate]

2am log-off forum and go to bed
7:30am  Shower and Shave
8:15am Breakfast in hotel lobby:  eggs, bacon, oatmeal, freshly squeezed orange juice
9am-5pm at The Client
6pm a proper American Dinner:  steak, bloody as hell...and a cold beer
7pm election returns
8-10pm hearing the Dem on TV, for the 2935th time, explaining that it wasn't Obama's policies that cost the Dems the Senate, rather it was the racism and sexism of...

somewhere in between those snapshots of precious time, I'll be martyred again and again and again...

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

* Wake up
* Do usual stuff
* Go to bed, since due to time difference I won't be staying up all f**king night (I'm only doing this for presidential elections)
* Wake up the next day and see how bad it was for Democrats

[Eraserhead]

4 AM - Wake up (apparently - unless I fall back asleep).
11 AM - Vote.
12 PM - Lunch with my mother.
4 PM - Friend comes over for small election watch "party".
6 PM - Order some pizza.
8 PM - Other friend comes over after he finishes working for State Sen. Gipson's campaign.
9 PM - Drink some beers
- Bed

[Hash]

6:45am: painful wake-up
7:43am: early morning bus ride to campus
8:30am: in class, not listening since the prof just recites the readings (right now)
10am: in class, prof is a dick but may be cool, may make random barbs about America
11:30am: head home
noon: home/lunch
1pm: research for a paper, distracted with the forum (will probably need to fire up the website blocker)
6pm: dinner and stuff
7pm: election night
ca10-11pm: listen to O Canada repeatedly to remind myself that I live in Canada, despite everything
ca1-2am: bed

[Dr. Cynic]

4AM: Bed.
8-8:30AM: Wake up, bathroom, shower, etc.
9AM-Noon: Have breakfast. Work on my writing.
Noon-1PM: Read, make lunch.
1-2:20PM: Vote. Bullsh**t with my friend Jacob at the polling place.
2:20-5PM: Go back to work on my writing and hang out on here.
5-10PM: Have dinner, watch the Penguins game.
10PM: Go for a night walk
11PM-2AM: Record my podcast, start editing. Check on election returns.
2:30-4AM: Talk to my fiancee, watch some Netflix or Amazon Instant Video.
4AM: Bed.

[World politics is up Schmitt creek]

3 AM: Bed.
11 AM: Woke up and had breakfast.
12 PM: Went to vote.
12.30-2 PM: Screwed around on Atlas.
2 PM: Went for a bike ride.
2.30-3 PM: Screwing around on Atlas.
3-4 PM: Social engagement not related to the election. Will probably eat there.
4-7 PM: Will probably screw around on Atlas.
7 PM-God knows when: Election Night party with a neighboring district's state representative. Will eat there.

[Mopsus]

7:30 AM: "Wake up"
8:00 AM: Wake up for real
8:00 AM - 9:45 AM: Eat breakfast, shower, dick around
9:45 AM - 11:00 AM: Drive around, drink coffee, vote
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM: Dick around
12:00 PM - 12:15 PM: Eat lunch
12:15 PM - 2:30 PM: Alternate between dicking around and doing school
2:30 PM - 2:45 PM: Eat snack
2:45 PM - 5:00 PM: Dick around, maybe do some more school
5:00 PM - ~12:00 AM: Watch Jeopardy!, watch PBS, eat supper, watch and discuss election results, read the Bible, cry
~12:00 AM: Go to bed

Living the dream.

[King]

I'm probably not going to watch anything.

The only thing that would turn my TV on is if some surprise scenario was unfolding where the Republicans take control of the Senate and then Democrats take control of the House. Otherwise, it's not interesting enough.

[ILoveTheSmellOfTheSenate]

8-10pm hearing the Dem on TV, for the 2935th time, explaining that it wasn't Obama's policies that cost the Dems the Senate, rather it was the racism and sexism of...

Well, I was wrong.  The bloodletting was so deep and widespread, the Dems understand Obama's policies were rejected by the American people.

[Oldiesfreak1854]

0700: Woke up, got ready, and had breakfast.
0830: Voted.
1000: College classes.
1600: Came home, watched returns on CNN.
0000: Went to bed.