City Airport
Average Wait Time (minutes)
Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
10
Chicago O’Hare International Airport
10
Los Angeles Los Angeles International Airport
15
Dallas-Fort Worth Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport
8
Denver Denver International Airport
16
Las Vegas McCarran International Airport
20
New York City John F. Kennedy International Airport
21
Phoenix Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport
10
Houston George Bush Intercontinental Airport
19
Newark Newark Liberty International Airport
14
Detroit Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport
5
Minneapolis-St. Paul Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport
5
Orlando Orlando International Airport
30
San Francisco San Francisco International Airport
15
Miami Miami International Airport
7
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Those wait times are
in Minutes!
And the average Wait Times to Vote in certain Counties in the kingdom get-in-line state of Florida ... ?
Well, when it comes to Voting in the State of 'Dah, a lot depends on where your Zip Code is ...
Hundreds line up across Florida for last day of early voting
by Associated Press, therepublic.com -- Nov 03, 2012
MIAMI -- Long lines are forming across Florida for the last day of early voting.
Some sites are reporting a wait time of up to four hours in Miami-Dade and Broward counties, while locations in Hillsborough and Duval counties are reporting between 15 minutes to about an hour.
Early voting ends Saturday. Despite record turnout in many parts of the state, Florida Gov. Rick Scott rejected calls to extend early voting through Sunday to help alleviate long lines at the polls.
[Image:
South Floridians stand in line during the last day of early voting in Miami, Saturday, Nov. 3, 2012. Despite record turnout in many parts of the state, Florida Gov. Rick Scott rejected calls to extend early voting through Sunday to help alleviate long lines at the polls. (AP Photo/Alan Diaz) ]
Voting should NOT be an Obstacle Course ... or a test of physical stamina and endurance.
Voting should be a basic America Right -- equally available to all.
If the TSA can get a crowd of random people into an airport in a matter of minutes,
Shouldn't we be able to do the same thing when it come to guaranteeing our Votes for ALL Citizens?