Took about an hour to vote in Fenton. We got there a little after 6am and I was #150.

Took around 45 minutes or so to vote at Maplewood City Hall this morning - I was #95.

Only about 25-30 minutes at the Pointe this morning. I think they are going to be sorry they didn't move it to the Gym though, since the line was snaking through the lobby

Twenty minutes or so at 9:00am at Gambrill in Ellisville. Very well-run, no line to speak of really.

30-40 minutes this morning (starting 7:35am) at Woodson Terrace Community Center.

We arrived at Rose Acres Elementary (Maryland Heights) about 6:15am and were out within an hour. I was expecting to be much longer.

In St Charles City at 7:40am, I went right in registered, voted, I was #87 and was out in my car driving to work at 7:55am.

McCurdy Elementary in Florissant. In and out in about 20 minutes at 8:00 this morning. NOT what I had expected!

Just voted--in and out in 15 minutes in Hazelwood.

Took about 33 minutes at Chesterfield Community Church just before 11 a.m. Thanks, everyone, for adding your experience to this list. Keep'em coming!

In and out quick (five minutes) at 8 .m. at Ridgewood School in Arnold, although there were long lines when the polls opened at 6 a.m. according to a poll worker

No lines outside at Mesnier Elementary in Affton around 9:30 a.m., but a good half hour wait inside because there were only four touchscreen machines. Should have voted on paper.

About 10 minutes in line at 10:30 in Kirkwood.

This morning at 8:45, St. Charles 71st Precinct, one person ahead of me, out in :15

Took me a solid half hour at a church in Lake Saint Louis. Had my last name began with a Q or a Z, it would have taken five minutes.

I voted around 9 a.m. at Dubray Middle in St. Peters. There was no line for people with last names H-Z. A-G? Line about 8 deep. Took me about 5-6 minutes to get my ballot, another few to vote. It was a pretty easy experience.

I voted at EMGE Elementary in O'Fallon around 11 a.m. There was a short line to receive my ballot and overall it took me about 10 minutes.

Only a few minutes for me at Riverbend Elementary this morning, but I was hearing waits of 30-40 minutes for voters at Chesterfield City Hall.

I was in and out! I l voted at Mann in Tower Grove South.

Took us from 10:30 to noon to vote at North Middle in Kirkwood. Had 4 electronic machines and 3 failed while we were there and still were not operational when we left. Kind of chaos. If you are voting here get the paper ballot!

6:30 to 7:30 the lines were long in Maplewood and Brentwood. I voted around 10 at Immaculate Conception in Maplewood, and had only about a 10 minute wait.

Voted at Assumption Church in O'Fallon MO at 1:50pm, there was no wait.

I voted at Wilkinson/Roe School in Saint Louis, around 2pm. Had my ballot in less than a minute, and out in 10.

There were about 25 people at Craig school in Creve Coeur at 10:30 am. However, my name was not in the book. Have voted here for 20 years, same name, same address. There were a few other people with the same problem. Had to fill out 3 forms, show my license several times to make sure I am who I am, vote at a table & then my vote had to go in a special envelope. I was then given a receipt with a PIN number & told to call election headquarters in 2 days to confirm I'm a registered voter. I asked if there was a computer glitch & was told "of course not".

I got to the polls around 5:50am, and the line was wrapped around the building in Florissant. It took me a little more than an hour to get in and cast my ballot.

15 minutes at Unity Christ Church on Skinker about 9:00 am this morning. Easy!

Just beat the lunch rush at Trunity Church in Mehlville. Walked in with nobody in line at the check in, though there was a line for the voting machines (only 3...weird since there have been three or more for non-Presidential election years). Still, in and out in 20 minutes. By the time I left, the line was 30 people deep to check in, and growing by the minute.

15 min in and out at Edgar Road Elementary. No lines at any stations but there was a line at electronic stations when I left.

I went to Faith Methodist on Droste in St. Charles and I strolled right in, voted, and skipped on out. I was expecting a crowd because I went on my lunch break, so I was pleasantly surprised to find that there was none.

Half hour at Good Shepherd Presby on Telegraph in Oakville. This was about 11:30 am. Not bad, although I had to take a paper ballot as the line for electronic was much longer.

It took me less than 10 minutes in Dogtown this morning at about 7am. The people who had last names A - L had to wait longer, though. I really appreciated how cheerful and organized the pollworkers were.

Arrived at Maplewood City Hall at 9:15 and didn't walk out until 10:15. No problems voting, though, just a long line.

I walked right in this morning in St. Peters. No wait at all. At 7:15 AM, I was already about 500th person to vote.

It took about 20 minutes this morning. What got me was that one of the poll workers had an tshirt on with an anitisocialism commentary on the front of it--I thought that that was inappropriate

St. John's Church in Manchester.....Over an hour wait at 7 am couldn't wait
An hour wait at 4:30 pm

First Christian in florissant, took about 20 mins at 10am. Only reason it took that long was there were only 3 touchscreens. Was about 20-25 people voting.