Comstock vs. Wexton - Who are you voting for?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I actually voted for Comstock today....

Let’s see how many people actually go out and vote for Wexton...it’s one thing to say you support her. But will you show up to vote?

The way Fairfax County lets non-eligible voters vote? Nothing would surprise me. One guy came back to our polling place 8 times with various form of 'ID', despite the fact he had a DC license. He was allowed to vote because someone felt 'sorry for him'. None of his forms of ID identified him as a resident of our area, by the way.

[Anonymous]

I don’t believe you PP. They don’t let people vote because they feel sorry for them. And why didn’t you say something? Because it didn’t happen!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t believe you PP. They don’t let people vote because they feel sorry for them. And why didn’t you say something? Because it didn’t happen!

Agree with this. There's no way this is an accurate account. I am a Fairfax resident with a voter ID card and driver's license. I am a substitute teacher in FCPS and last year asked if I could vote at the school where I was working on the special election day (which happened to be in my same district). I produced my voter ID card and license. The poll workers refused to allow it, because it's against the rules, and I had to go to my regular polling place after work. They were apologetic and acknowledged it's an inconvenience, but they couldn't/ wouldn't bend the rules and I don't blame them for that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I actually voted for Comstock today....

Let’s see how many people actually go out and vote for Wexton...it’s one thing to say you support her. But will you show up to vote?

The way Fairfax County lets non-eligible voters vote? Nothing would surprise me. One guy came back to our polling place 8 times with various form of 'ID', despite the fact he had a DC license. He was allowed to vote because someone felt 'sorry for him'. None of his forms of ID identified him as a resident of our area, by the way.

the only way this makes sense is if they gave him a provisional ballot

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t believe you PP. They don’t let people vote because they feel sorry for them. And why didn’t you say something? Because it didn’t happen!

We did. And a lawyer from True The Vote took the information.

[Anonymous]

Jennifer Wexton! She will deliver her platform. We need new faces in the Senate and a unifier. Result and implementation are important in Northern Virginia.

[Anonymous]

Comstock. Wexton will be too liberal.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I actually voted for Comstock today....

Let’s see how many people actually go out and vote for Wexton...it’s one thing to say you support her. But will you show up to vote?

The way Fairfax County lets non-eligible voters vote? Nothing would surprise me. One guy came back to our polling place 8 times with various form of 'ID', despite the fact he had a DC license. He was allowed to vote because someone felt 'sorry for him'. None of his forms of ID identified him as a resident of our area, by the way.

the only way this makes sense is if they gave him a provisional ballot

That's exactly what would have happened if he insisted he was eligible. They would have given him a provisional ballot, and then only counted his vote if they could verify his eligibility to vote. So if there's any truth to this story at all, it still doesn't lead to a fraudulent ballot being counted in the totals.

[Anonymous]

Comstock. Can't vote for Taxton.

[Anonymous]

Will be voting for Wexton.

Voted Comstock last time. She's voted 98% of the time with Trump.

[Anonymous]

I don't live in the 10th district, but have a number of friends who do. They're all voting for Wexton. I've also seen quite a few signs up for her as I drive through 10th district neighborhoods.

One thing, check your registration and make sure you live in the 10th district. I'm in the 11th and I've been surprised at how many of my neighbors think that they will be voting for Wexton. If you don't live in the 10th district, you don't get to vote to choose their representative.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I actually voted for Comstock today....

Let’s see how many people actually go out and vote for Wexton...it’s one thing to say you support her. But will you show up to vote?

The way Fairfax County lets non-eligible voters vote? Nothing would surprise me. One guy came back to our polling place 8 times with various form of 'ID', despite the fact he had a DC license. He was allowed to vote because someone felt 'sorry for him'. None of his forms of ID identified him as a resident of our area, by the way.

Love how these stories are made up to try and suppress voters and build a false narrative on improper voting. Guess you sat there and saw him come in 8 times? Or just hear this somewhere? When he was done, did he return to the caravan?

[Anonymous]

This is just stupid. Did she think nobody would notice?

A new ad for Jennifer Wexton, a top Democratic challenger to Virginia GOP Rep. Barbara Comstock, briefly features three police officers signing a poster promising “Change is Coming.”

But none of them are actual law enforcement. In fact, one of them is Matt Leslie, Wexton’s field director, who, according to his LinkedIn profile, has never been and is not currently police.

The uniform the officers are wearing do not match any of the 11 law enforcement agencies — sheriff’s offices and police departments — in Virginia’s 10th District, where Wexton, a state senator, is challenging Comstock in what is expected to be one of the most closely contested races this November.

https://www.rollcall.com/news/politics/top-comstoc...ake-cops-ad?platform=hootsuite

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is just stupid. Did she think nobody would notice?

A new ad for Jennifer Wexton, a top Democratic challenger to Virginia GOP Rep. Barbara Comstock, briefly features three police officers signing a poster promising “Change is Coming.”

But none of them are actual law enforcement. In fact, one of them is Matt Leslie, Wexton’s field director, who, according to his LinkedIn profile, has never been and is not currently police.

The uniform the officers are wearing do not match any of the 11 law enforcement agencies — sheriff’s offices and police departments — in Virginia’s 10th District, where Wexton, a state senator, is challenging Comstock in what is expected to be one of the most closely contested races this November.

https://www.rollcall.com/news/politics/top-comstoc...ake-cops-ad?platform=hootsuite

Old story

[Anonymous]

Classic Trumpstock blames the victim for their circumstances. Here is her view on harassment in scientific fields:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oW9zms5KkVM

Just remember what Babs says, as your mom would tell you, expect the harassment and bring a friend or something.