This historical election day has brought many to vote at The Church of the Highlands in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, on Tuesday morning (November 3).

"I got in line to vote this morning at 6:45 am and was surprised at the number of people. I have lived and voted in Tuscaloosa since 1991 and this is by far the largest voter turnout I have ever seen. It took me one hour and 20 minutes to vote," the filmer said. "I talked to someone at about 2:00 pm and I was told the line was even larger and it was taking up to three hours to vote. I voted at this same location in 2016 and had to wait no more than 30 minutes."

This video was taken at The Church of the Highlands which is where I vote in Tuscaloosa, AL this morning at 7:07 am. I got in line to vote this morning at 6:45 am and was surprised at the number of people. I have lived and voted in Tuscaloosa since 1991 and this is by far the largest voter turnout I have ever seen. It took me one hour and 20 minutes to vote. I talked to someone at about 2:00 pm and I was told the line was even larger and it was taking up to 3 hours to vote. I voted at this same location in 2016 and had to wait no more than 30 minutes.