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Election Day Open Thread: How Busy Was Your Polling Place?

parking_permit_lit.jpgA campaign prop courtesy of Republican City Council candidate Joe Nardiello, spied on windshields in Brooklyn's 39th district. Photo: Sarah Goodyear.

It's Election Day, and everyone seems to agree that when all is said and done, turnout will be shamefully low. So forget about the Marist poll, the Q poll, and the internal campaign polls. What are you seeing at the real polls?

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