It’s here! Voters have their say at the polls and on social media

The day we, as voters, have all been waiting for — choosing a new president of the United States — has finally arrived.

Americans have sat through round after round of candidate sniping between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton, not to mention embarrassing revelations of said candidates.

Finally, Election Day is here and based on the internet, people are still excited to vote. After all, the winner will make history: either a political outsider or a woman will be running the White House.

Twitter was alight with the anticipation and even exhilaration. Hurray for us!

Dear America,
Please make good decisions today.
Much love,
Your fellow citizens of planet earth#Election2016 #ElectionDay

— Kris (@SMACKintosh86) November 8, 2016

I Voted!!! Retweet if you voted! #EveryVoteCounts #Election2016 pic.twitter.com/532AIqPOAG

— The ASL App (@theaslapp) November 8, 2016

We don't care who you choose, just get out and #vote because it makes you part of the process. #America #Election2016

— HDSailing Team (@HDSailing) November 8, 2016

The line outside of my polling place is beyond out of control – and it's only 7:45 AM here! #Election2016 pic.twitter.com/bcNncNaAA7

— Josh Jordan (@NumbersMuncher) November 8, 2016

Dear America,

Good luck on your IQ test today.

Sincerely,

Earth (minus Russia)#Election2016

— Gord Macey (@GordMacey) November 8, 2016

https://twitter.com/ItsAlexOkay_/status/795974899349278720
https://twitter.com/JeyPost/status/795966969400922112

America is in labour now.

In 24 hours we shall know if it's a boy or girl😂😜#ElectionDay#Election2016

— Waqar Ahmed🏌 ⛳ (@TheAngryLawyer3) November 8, 2016

Get out there and exercise your right to vote people!! Let yourself be heard! Your voice DOES matter #Election2016 🇺🇸

— Jackie Klatt (@klattjackie) November 8, 2016

There were helpful tweets:

It's election day! Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Find your polling place here: https://t.co/hjKn30mQUJ #2016Election pic.twitter.com/bUJjCPw5oL

— AZ Clean Elections (@AZCCEC) November 8, 2016

I've issued some guidance
on polling place conduct and prevention of voter intimidation & discrimination. #azvotes https://t.co/41wOB6JTln

— Michele Reagan (@SecretaryReagan) November 2, 2016

You need ID to cast a ballot on #electionday in Arizona!#azvotes pic.twitter.com/RETmJLIG4h

— Assn of AZ FoodBanks (@aafb) November 8, 2016

Here are some polling places we've heard there are issues #NoMatterWhat #AZVotes pic.twitter.com/IcyHsaH6T7

— ProgressNow Arizona (@ProgressNowAZ) November 8, 2016

And there peculiar tweets:

This is not a line to vote; it's a line to see Susan B. Anthony's gravesite. #Election2016 pic.twitter.com/xUd44WpJgj

— Patrick Thornton (@pwthornton) November 8, 2016

Powerful image of Susan B. Anthony's gravestone from today's NY primary pic.twitter.com/SnS8MtQ97X

— Adam Blickstein (@AdamBlickstein) April 20, 2016

Civic duty fulfilled, America.

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