早上9點投完票了。台灣已經投票這麼久了，投票現場還是可以看到選舉亂象。排在我們後面的2位人士，在那裏大放厥詞。
1. 18歲的........。(ps. 還在選舉投票期間，不在此呈現任何意見)
2. 因為我們排隊的地方是分為2條線路，各自對應不同的鄰。右邊那一條前進的很順利，我們這一排不知為什麼停滯不前。後面這2個人就霸占住2條線路，並排聊天。
他的同伴聞言還是將她拉開。然後馬上打臉，後面就有好幾個人陸續往前走，原來就是被他堵住前進的道路。
3. 我們排的這一條一直不會前進，看了幾次，後來看到有選務人員拿著一張椅子，扶著一位年長者去圈選區，想來是花了比較多時間在讓年長者領票。
這時候後面那2個人又開始大聲罵選務人員，說他們是在幹什麼，為什麼都不會前進，效率這麼差。這時候後方較遠處的人也跟著開始傳出喧嘩聲。
我因為剛好已經到進入投票所的入口處，所以可以遠遠看到領票區的情況，就對後面解釋了一下，說有年長者行動不方便。
後方較遠處的人不講話了，但是排在後面的2個人又開始大聲指責，說年長者又怎麼樣，幹嘛因為他們而讓大家排隊等待。不行就不要來。
4. 等到進去排隊蓋章、查驗身分及等待領票。我在第一位選務人員那裏蓋完3個章(要投市長、議員、里長)，往第二位選務人員那裏走過去準備要蓋領公投票的章，我後面的那個人又要插到我前面去先蓋這個章。
I finished voting. Taiwan has been voting for so long, and we could still observe election chaos at the polling site. The 2 people behind us were talking nonsense there.
1. 18 years old...... (ps. During the election voting period, I will not present any opinions here)
2. Because the place where we lined up is divided into 2 lines, each corresponding to a different neighborhood. The one on the right was going well, our row was stuck for some reason. The latter two people occupied the two lines and chat side by side.
The election staff asked the one who should stand behind me in the queue, but instead who occupied the path of other neighborhoods. That person immediately retorted and said, "there is no one here anyway, so why don't you let me stand".
Hearing this, her companion pulled her away. Then there were several people walking forward one after another right after this. It turned out that she was blocking the way ahead.
3. The line we lined up didn't move forward for a while. After looking at it a few times, I saw an election officer holding a chair and helping an elderly person to the voting desk.
At this time, the two people in the back began to scold the election staff loudly, saying what they were doing, why they couldn't move forward, and the efficiency was so poor. At this time, people farther behind also began to make noise.
Since I happened to be at the entrance of the polling station, I could see the ticket collection area from a distance, so I explained to the back that some elderly people had difficulty moving.
The people farther behind stopped talking, but the two people in the back began to criticize loudly again, saying what about the elders, why did they make everyone wait in line because of them. If not, don't come.
4. Wait until you enter to line up for stamping, identity verification and waiting for ticket collection. I finished stamping 3 stamps at the first electoral officer (to vote for the mayor, council member, and mayor), and walked over to the second electoral officer to stamp the referendum vote, and the person behind me If you want to get ahead of me, write this chapter first.
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