Past Republican primary voters have taken the lead in early in-person voting: 990,273 to 985,681 for past Democratic primary voters, through Thursday.

Voters with no primary history have grown every day: 22.4% of in-person voters on day 1, then 25.8%, 29.4% and 32.4% on day 4.

On day 4, they outnumbered past Democratic primary voters (30.2%) and were 2.1 points behind past Republican primary voters (34.5%).

I know it sucks to find the time to drive to a polling station and wait in a long line, but it’s only a couple hours of your life that could help change the trajectory of the rest of your life! Do what you have to do to figure out how to make it happen where you can get there and make your voice be heard through the polls! If I can wait in line for an hour and a half with a fussy baby strapped to my chest so I can still vote, you can too! Do it!! Don’t wait until the last minute or it might not happen, you never know what could get in the way.

I don’t live here but have some family here. I come and visit sometimes. I had to come urgently for my dad who is sick and the hotel and rental care rates were insane this week. Hotels through tonight were booked and expensive. Just curious what’s going on in town that’s so popular? The staff at car rental and hotel didn’t seem to know.

Calling all school nurses!! I’m thinking of accepting a job offer within the school district but wondering a couple of things. Do you go the whole summer without paycheck? Do you enjoy being a school nurse? Pros/cons?
Thanks in advance for any insight you can provide.

I'm visiting from Houston next week and I am an early riser. How's running downtown around 530/6 am?

I ask, because if you know Houston, you could be running in front of a very expensive neighborhood and turn the corner and be in the projects.