I live in a state that offers vote by mail so I don’t have to wait in line to vote. But there’s something about dropping off my ballot at the polling station that feels right. Lucky for me I skipped the line in the parking lot too.
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About the Bike Commute Diaries: Launched in May 2012 for National Bike Month, this series explores the unexpected and surprising things I’ve learned about bicycling for transportation.
One woman. Many bicycles. 
Martin
November 7, 2012 at 8:29 am
No bicycle parking at our Willow Glen polling place (a local church), but they let us bring our bikes inside.
ladyfleur
November 7, 2012 at 2:35 pm
The school I stopped at didn’t have any obvious bike parking, but I was just dropping the ballot off, not voting, so I just parked it right outside the door.