Project: Line Up!

In Issue 013, we gave you 1,565 reasons to get out and vote. Obviously, we weren't the only ones harping on about getting your civic duty on-the messages were everywhere. So, we want to see the fruits of everybody's labor.GOOD is for people who give a damn. People who vote, ostensibly, give a damn. And people who vote-according to the pundits and reports from early voting-are going to spend some time tomorrow standing in line.Need some entertainment while you wait to have your voice heard? Send us a photo of the line at your polling place (with your name, city and state, and approximate time). That way we can keep an eagle-eye view on voter turnout across the country. Email it all to projects[at]goodmagazine[dot]com and we'll publish them here.Our higher-ups have spoken. We get our "vote hour." Show us how you're spending yours-and who all you're spending it with. We want to see lines people!Photo from Flickr user boxercab

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From Brent Sanet (GOOD's advertising manager), Shenandoah Street Elementary, Los Angeles, 10:45 a.m. PST.

From Max Schorr (GOOD's community director), Bancroft Middle School, Los Angeles, 6:50 a.m. PST.

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Steve Dunn (father of GOOD's assistant to the CEO and a first time voter!), Woodinville, Washington, 8 a.m. PST.

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