We’ll be ducking in and out of various polling places today in Cuyahoga County, but here’s a quick morning check-in for you: Lines are robust and swiftly moving, and the general demeanor — at least among a small sample of westside spots we’ve hit so far — has been pretty cheery. This thing’s almost over, folks.

A few issues we’ll be following, apart from the top-ticket presidential race: Issue 32, Cleveland’s proposed income tax hike; Issue 108, the Cleveland school district’s levy renewal; Issue 64, the referendum on the Lakewood Hospital deal.

Anything else you want us to keep tabs on?

Know that early voting is down in Cuyahoga County, relative to 2012. The board caught 218,711 early votes this year (as of yesterday), a 16-percent drop from 253,512 in 2012. The polls workers we’ve spoken to this morning have casually reported pretty good turnout; we’ll keep an eye on those numbers as the day comes to a close.

Lastly: If you see something, say something. Let us know how your voting experience was — whether simple, complicated, funny or strange. Send your tales to esandy@clevescene.com.

This article appears in Nov 2-8, 2016.

Eric Sandy is an award-winning Cleveland-based journalist. For a while, he was the managing editor of Scene. He now contributes jam band features every now and then.