Decided to vote for Biden. He said he’ll take care of everyone like they’re family. Can’t wait for my $85k/month Ukrainian oil company job!

Just a friendly reminder. . .

Here in Lees Summit, Mo polls opened at 6AM. Wife and I arrived at our voting spot at 545AM. Long line,and got even longer behind us. Line moved quickly right at 6. In and out no problem.

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Here in Norman OK, I was able to get my vote cast in about an hour. I arrived at the polling location about 15min before they opened. Saw one guy wearing a Trump hat. Nobody got on his case about it. He probably took it off once he entered the building. It was a long line, but moved pretty quick. Weather was nice and crisp as the start to a beautiful sunny day. I'm hopeful we'll see a red tsunami that will overcome the best efforts of the DNC's criminal enterprises.

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I'm hopeful we'll see a red tsunami that will overcome the best efforts of the DNC's criminal enterprises.

In Colorado this morning, there was a beautiful red sunrise. I took it as prophetic.

Remember the classic saying:

"Red in the morning,
liberals take warning.
Riot in my city,
on your soul God take pity."

GOP Poll Watcher Denied Entry In Philadelphia Days After State AG Says 'Trump Will Lose'

https://www.zerohedge.com/poli...says-trump-will-lose

A Republican poll watcher in the Philadelphia, PA was denied entry to a polling location despite having a valid poll watcher's certificate.

In a viral video posted by attorney Will Chamberlain, which gained over 700,000 views in less than two hours, poll watcher Gary Feldman can be seen attempting to enter a polling station, only to be turned away by workers who claim his certificate 'isn't valid for this location.'

"Call the police!" says one poll worker, adding. "If you legal, call the cops."

"I have a city-wide watcher's certificate," said Feldman, to which another poll worker replied "That's not for this location."

Poll watchers are allowed to challenge the identity or residency status of a voter in the event they suspect fraud, along with inspecting voting machines and making sure poll workers aren't influencing the vote in any way.

The incident happened days after Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro, a Democrat, tweeted: "If all the votes are added up in PA, Trump is going to lose."



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Voting lines in PA

In this video, Tim shows that they are posting big golden rods at the doors of the polling sites.
In PA all that stuff needs to be a certain distance away from the doors.

Troubling news from Hancock County Ohio. A friend of our pastor told him that his wife went in to vote this morning and they told her she had already voted (which of course she had not). She had to fill out a provisional ballot. They also told her that she was the third person that had that situation this morning.

Dropped off my ballot at the Walmart dropoff, zero people in line...course I did this at 6:20a my time

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Electioneering at a Polling Place....Illegal Activity in most (all?) states!

Here in MO it must be at least 25' from entrance.

50 feet here in VA I think; I was spared having to run the gauntlet by the way they set up the school gym, and the parking lot within 20 feet of the door. No one waiting to vote in front of me, four or five folks at desks completing their ballot. In and out in five minutes.

British gambler bets $5 million on Trump in biggest-ever political wager

https://nypost.com/2020/11/03/...-record-setting-bet/

A British gambler has reportedly staked $5 million on President Trump winning Tuesday’s election — a wager believed to be the largest-ever political bet.

The former banker used private bookmakers registered on the Caribbean island of Curacao for the bet at odds of 37/20 — meaning he could get a $15 million payout, sources told the Sun.

The mystery gambler confidently went all-in after consulting with “Trump camp insiders,” according to the report.

“Word of this bet has done the rounds and we think it’s the biggest ever made on politics,” one betting industry source told the UK paper.

While illegal in the US, betting on politics is popular in the UK and many other countries — and the 2020 election is shaping up to be the biggest betting event of all time.

Trump beat the odds in 2016, and gamblers appear keen on a repeat performance this time.

“Donald Trump will likely wake up with a spring in his step as more and more people think he could stay for another term,” the gambling comparison site OddsChecker said Tuesday.

In the last four hours, 71% of money wagered on the 2020 US election was on Trump, the site said — which the site’s head of marketing, Sam Eaton, called a “remarkable” swing.

“The 2020 election is following a very similar betting pattern to the one we witnessed back in 2016. The closer we got to Election Day, the more money came for Donald Trump,” Eaton said.

“A lot of part-time gamblers will opt to wager on the election today, and naturally given the bigger returns on Trump, they will likely side with the current president.”

One bookmaker, Paddy Power, told the Sun that 93% of wagers had been on Trump over the previous 24 hours.

Jessica O’Reilly of Ladbrokes said that “even at the eleventh hour, punters are continuing to back Trump at the odds on offer.”

Don’t you wish you had 5 million to throw out there for a bet.

I mean I’ll put 20 bucks down on Trump.

Stayed at Trump doral, and got to speak to the president!! there were about 20 of us in the valet area when he was heading out at 9:30am, he walked to the beast and then went past it and came over to us. He stayed for about 5 minutes and just chatted with us.

I got to thank him, that was a bucket list item for me. He seemed genuinely happy to take a moment and chat.

It was an amazing experience.

photos when i get back to the big computer!

Go get em DJT!

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Stayed at Trump doral, and got to speak to the president!! there were about 20 of us in the valet area when he was heading out at 9:30am, he walked to the beast and then went past it and came over to us. He stayed for about 5 minutes and just chatted with us.

I got to thank him, that was a bucket list item for me. He seemed genuinely happy to take a moment and chat.

It was an amazing experience.

photos when i get back to the big computer!

Go get em DJT!

You should also post here, What's your "Brush with Greatness"?.

That is very cool TimDogg6. Something you will always remember. What a few minutes!

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Electioneering at a Polling Place....Illegal Activity in most (all?) states!

Here in MO it must be at least 25' from entrance.

50 feet here in VA I think; I was spared having to run the gauntlet by the way they set up the school gym, and the parking lot within 20 feet of the door. No one waiting to vote in front of me, four or five folks at desks completing their ballot. In and out in five minutes.

Candidate materials have to be at least 100 ft from the doors here.

flashguy

Our precinct is very Republican. It was the best turnout I have ever seen. I've never had to wait more than 20-30 minutes, tops. It took 1 hour and 45 minutes; my family and I loved every moment. We knew that 80-90% of the votes are Republican.



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The entrance to the school is flanked by two windows. Taped to the outside of the windows but facing in were Democrat posters asking for your vote. This was beyond the no campaigning point.

Arrived at 5:30 AM and was out at 7 AM. Line was 300 people easily when we left

I've watch a few Tim Pool videos but are there any other good sources to get information today?