CONDADO DE MIAMI-DADE, Florida. – Florida voters turned their attention to the polls and cast their ballots ahead of last week.

Christina White, Miami-Dade's elections director, had about 1.54 million active voters and more than 856,000 voters voted before the evening.

As work expanded at the Biblioteca Regional de North Dado domingo, some residents prepared for a job without the job making the process easier to manage.

“Cuando vimos la fila afuera, dije: 'Oh, olvídalo,'” said Marisol Ramis. “Pero cuando estacionamos, pensé: 'Está good, vámonos', y fue acil, sin problemas”.

On the final day, an animated atmosphere welcomed voters with music and energy as they passed the great Filas and the time of waiting for an hour in the final moments.

Anchor-elect Julio Ramis described the appearance on Local 10 News: “It's like a celebration, it's like a celebration, in every sense of the word!”

Attendees at the Miami Gardens Voting Center will not be prevented by voters from holding and supporting participation in the “Almas a las urnas” events, events organized by clubs and associations. Many find camaraderie in the Esfuerzo.

“Esta mañana estaba al teléfono y dije: '¿A qué hora vamos?' “I think that’s it,” predicted voter Diane Andrews said. “Yes, a real sensation.”

Under Broward's direction, the Biblioteca Regional del Suroeste in Pembroke Pines experimented with an avalanche-like experiment, with large Filas that included select freshmen and veterans alike.

“Please tell me it’s an hour and an hour and media,” one voter said.

Alexis Culmer told him for an hour and 28 minutes.

While the vote was awaited and completed, voters have already turned their attention to the day of the Lord's elections.

“I think it's very important that you vote and that you have to put an end to your community that you're meeting with them,” Ramis said.