[mandaladon]

Virginia is looking good!!!

[Maceman]

Well, last night I convinced one apolital person in Virginia, whom I’ve only known for a couple of months and who probably wasn’t even going to vote, to vote for Trump.

[RoseofTexas]

Really? I personally think 7 pts is a steep climb ..but you'll never know. What other state can replace VA? CO? NM is a hard nut to crack...that state is a big IFFY! Getting down to the wire now 😥

[Jim from C-Town]

M<y conclusion is as such. No one is really going to throw their vote away by voting third party. At most a total of 5%, but likely less than 3% will vote for third Party candidates. That means that people are too afraid to tell pollsters who they will be voting for due to fear of being labeled bigots or racist. Clinton is below 50% in many dark blue states.

She is highly disliked by all aspects of the electorate, they simply hate Republicans more so. Often due to branding by MSM and Democrat operatives, but I digress.

The undecideds break 80%-20% Trump. He wins all the swing states as well as a couple purple states.

I certainly hope Trump can pull this off!

[ExNewsExSpook]

Hampton University poll has had the race tied for the past two months. Hampton is an HBCU, so they can hardly be part of the vast right-wing conspiracy. And no less than the WaPo has cited the Hampton poll as one of the most accurate in Virginia—at least until they showed Trump pulling even with HRC.

Most recent survey was completed in August; it is based on registered voters vice likely voters:

https://www.scribd.com/document/322749371/Hampton-University-Center-for-Public-Policy-Presidential-Poll

[ExNewsExSpook]

Hampton University poll has had the race tied for the past two months. Hampton is an HBCU, so they can hardly be part of the vast right-wing conspiracy. And no less than the WaPo has cited the Hampton poll as one of the most accurate in Virginia—at least until they showed Trump pulling even with HRC.

Most recent survey was completed in August; it is based on registered voters vice likely voters:

https://www.scribd.com/document/322749371/Hampton-University-Center-for-Public-Policy-Presidential-Poll

[Georgia Girl 2]

One more bug eye bobblehead face plant and Trump can call it a day. :-)

[Alas Babylon!]

I dunno. We said the same thing about Romney when he was this far behind Obama four years ago.

I’m not discounting any poll.

I DO know most every poll is trending Trump. NOT like four years ago at all.

Anyway, Trump doesn’t need Virginia to win. He is in play in a lot more states.

[jmaroneps37]

Who ever believed Trump was down 14 in Virginia in the first place is an idiot. Trump will win Virginia.

[HokieMom]

Do You Know Selfies Are OK In Voting Booths?

Yes, you read that correctly. As outrageous as this sounds, the two Democrats on the Virginia State Board of Elections (SBE) voted this past June to approve selfie pictures to be taken inside the voting booth on Election Day. The one Republican on the SBE vehemently objected (SBE is a 3-member board). The sole purpose of Democrats wanting to pass this is so that people can take a selfie picture of themselves with their marked ballot next to their face. And the purpose of that is to provide positive evidence of who they voted for in order to be paid for their vote. Sounds crazy doesn't it? That's what I thought until I learned that Democrats have already been doing this exact thing in many other states.

This is absolute lunacy. And it is also against Virginia state law - to make a copy of a marked ballot - but the two Democrats are hoping that no one will notice until it's too late to take them to court to get this monstrosity reversed.

They claim taking a selfie is your First Amendment right. That is correct, but not inside the polling station to include a marked ballot next to your face. See the picture below that shows a selfie on the left, and a selfie with a marked ballot on the right.

The other head-shaking thing about this is that all smart phones have the ability to easily switch from taking a still picture to taking a video. How would you like to be photographed or video-taped in your polling station? Imagine the mayhem that could ensue with people taking pictures and videos in your voting precinct. This is totally nuts.

You can stop this from happening by contacting the two Democrats on the Virginia State Board of Elections, right now and many times over, until they reverse this terrible ruling. And spread the word on your email lists to get others to do the same.

The names and email addresses of the two Democrats are Mr. James B. Alcorn, j.alcorn@elections.virginia.gov, and Ms. Singleton B. McAllister, singleton.mcallister@elections.virginia.gov. The phone numbers for the Virginia State Board of Elections are 804-864-8944 and 804-624-7437.

And please contact your State Senators and Delegates, and anyone else who you know in political authority, to put an end to this idiocy.

Thank you.

Howie Lind