Advance polls leave some waiting, others breeze through
Voters across country share their stories with #PollWatch hashtag
Voters are headingto advance polls in much larger numbers thanback in 2011.
With the increase in voter turnout, some issues have come up,such as long waittimes.
By using the hashtag #PollWatch, voters from all over the country have been sharing their stories.
Many people have found the process to be straightforward
My wife, daughter and I voted in under 5 minutes. It's not all bad. #PollWatch @CBCNews
—@captainpearsonWe voted yesterday. Took less then 5 minutes #PollWatch
—@Alex_ScotianThe whole family went to vote yesterday. No line, take advantage of the advance polls. Good job Elections Canada. #PollWatch
—@KelseyKongasI'm thankful I had no issues voting. Voter card correct, polling station easy to find, nice @ElectionsCan_E workers, short line. #PollWatch
—@BoydMathJust voted in Ottawa West-Nepean in less than 10 minutes! Happy to see a strong turn out in this riding #PollWatch
—@dbest121While other people have expressed complaints
@CBCNews 70+ year old in Christina Lake, voting card said vote in Midway (1 hr away) instead of C Lake. Same address forever #PollWatch
—@lesliedw11Tried to vote friday DonVWest Waited in line 45 min but line of 30 people hardly moved. I left as did many others. #PollWatch
—@sharon_srobI literally had to push the ballot into the box because it was so full. #elxn42 pic.twitter.com/NaND1d9d41
—@kerrywallVoted! Hour long wait in Dundas, brutally inefficient system, hope it's better by Oct 19! #pollwatch #VoteNation
—@L_Kirch#PollWatch 1hr + wait time at St Philips Church to process >20 advance voters #elexn42 pic.twitter.com/Q2oNW9VN94
—@JulianHaberLet us know if you're having any issues. Tweet us using the hashtag #PollWatch
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