There have been reports of purging of voter rolls in Virginia

[ehrnst]

There have been reports of purging of voter rolls and people discovering they were no longer registered to vote.

Some polling places have been moved. Please take a minute to check that you are registered and know your polling location:

https://vote.elections.virginia.gov/VoterInformation

[sheshe2]

1. K&R for visability!

[saidsimplesimon]

2. Voter suppression is on steriods

with the full support of the current administration and their sycophants. It's criminal behaviour. If you believe in the Constitution and The Rule of Law.

Thank you for giving voters a chance, slim one perhaps, to demand their right to have every vote counted.

[Buckeyeblue]

3. I thought Virginia has a Democrat governor...

[LexVegas]

4. We have a Democratic governor. nt

[djacq]

7. Gov Ralph Northam is a Democrat

But Virginia’s Senate is 21 out of 40 seats held by Republicans.

VA-05 is in a Toss Up. After Denver Riddleman’s (R) recent comments, Leslie Cockburn (D) should flip the district blue. It’s all about turnout.

[link:https://shareblue.com/gop-nominee-denver-riggleman-we-can-stop-rape-by-educating-females/|

I’ll be sure to check my registration.

[SuprstitionAintthWay]

14. Virginia's House of Delegates is still Republican controlled even after they lost by a 9.2% margin

...statewide there in 2017.

THAT's how powerful a weapon today's computer-aided gerrymandering is for repelling the will of the people and protecting the gerrymanderers against even large "waves."

Ralph Northam won easily because statewide races can't be gerrymandered. Which is also why Virginia has two Dem senators. Anything with districts, tho: Nope. Still Repub controlled, thru gerrymandering.


We're up against almost the same sized barrier nationally for the House of Representatives next month. We must and WILL overcome it anyway.

But even while taking back the House, we're going to do so with a lot fewer seats than we would were the elections fair ones going in.

[ehrnst]

8. The governor does not oversee the voter rolls in each district. (nt)

[Turin_C3PO]

9. Democratic, yes.

[Blue_true]

13. The Secretary of State oversees voting and registration records.

In most states, it's an elected office. All the Governor and AG can do is sue. The problem is why democratic voters MUST start marking the ballot top to bottom, deplorables do and often prevail in the races that we ignore, races that gain critical offices.

[diva77]

6. K&R for exposure

[alwaysinasnit]

10. K&R

[trueblue2007]

11. i shared on fb and twitter.

[ehrnst]

15. Thank you. Virginia is bluish purple, and that threatens the GOP.(nt)

[pecosbob]

12. GOTV and run like the Republicans cheat

because they do cheat.