voters cast their ballots. ballots were collected and counted within 30 minutes as part of a tradition that dates back to 1948. you are second to last in the line. [inaudible conversations] okay, folks. you have done this before, for those who haven t done it before, listen up. you are already in line. we always ask the eldest resident to go first which is nancy holloway. butler will precede her because we are going to use the booth for the disabled this year so we can use it in an actual election. may the force be with us. as you come through you will come this side of the table and you will tell the girls at the checklist your name. even if you think they know your name tell them your name. tell them which party you are voting for and they will give you the ballots and go to anyone of the available. s and mark the ballots, fill in the little disk just like in school. computers are not checking it. don t put xs or swirls, color it in. when you come back around, go count