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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We need start having international observers come in and monitor our elections.  This is disgraceful.[/quote]

Um, there are 22 more days until the election (and 16 more days with the polls open).     I don't know why so many people are trying to vote on the first day the polls open.[/quote]

Really? Don't you know why?

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A vote today counts the same as a vote on October 28 or November 3.      But if people prefer to wait in line, then that is their choice.[/quote]

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“Voter suppression,” my a$$.  Plenty of voters - of ALL races - have waited in line for hours to vote, across the country.  As the PP said, if you want to vote early on the very first day, be prepared for a long wait.  Early voters in Fairfax waited hours too.  Was that “suppression”?  The constant victimhood mentality is beyond exhausting.[/quote

when we see long lines in the boondocks in Virginia then we can talk. for some reasons lines tend to be more pronounced in urban areas, which tend to lean dem.

after the SCOTUS decision on the voting rights act, scores of polling stations were closed all over the South, predominantly in areas with Black and Latino communities : https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2019/09/12/report-court-ruling-caused-mass-voting-place-closures-southern-u-s/2272866001/

victimhood my a$$. at least have the decency to look at reality. [/quote]

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