If people truly understood the real problems we have, then we'd have riots. Look at the tax money the telecoms got to upgrade our infrastructure to fiber by 2006. They took the money and ran without upgrades. Sure, some places have fiber, but they took billions and did next to nothing and as a result cost us trillions in lost productivity and any chance of the tax payer to recoup our investment.
Here's a link for more info: [irregulators.org]

I don't mind standing in line. I people watch who is there and how things are going at the polling place.

There is a huge number of people that never vote. I think it is a huge mistake. Look at the US election of 2016. Trump actually lost by 3 million votes and still got in. Had more people voted, Trump would have been history

Yea, we should be doing what we can to make voting easier, not more difficult. But it's hard to convince the other side when they actually do better when fewer people turn out. That's why we need to make sure we fight through the obstacles and turn out no matter what.

You live in Florida, thats why theres no mail in voting. Its calked a form of voter suppression.

I've voted early in the last few elections. It's so much easier than standing in line on the big day. I can't imagine standing in line for hours and hours like I see happening in some states.

In many, perhaps even most, European countries the non voters represent more votes than the top parties can attract. This is not necessarily an expression of disinterest or laziness but often to express the conscious decision not to endorse a totally corrupt system and its flawed processes.