Still, voters speaking with ABC7 Chicago were eager to make their voices heard.
"It's worth it to cast vote for who you feel is best candidate. And I feel the best candidate is who I'm voting for today. So, it was worth every hour," said voter Joann Boyd.
"It's uncomfortable, yes, but when you remember what our ancestors went through, then we can stand and wait until our time," said Rev. Douglas Thames, another voter.
Remember, Indiana residents must show identification before they can vote. Early voting in Indiana ends at 12 p.m. Monday.
