Mike Jones was running some errands this morning when he decided to stop by the East Lake Recreation Center to vote.
“Last election it was pretty busy but I came in the afternoon,” said the 50-year-old, who was in and out of the precinct in about 10 minutes.
Election officials at the recreation center said they had a steady stream of people.
By 10 a.m. more than 50 people had cast their vote, Margaret Griffey, one of nine poll workers, said.
“Two years ago we did a little bit better, but this is about average for a regular election,” she said.