Blue Wave?- Early Voter Turn-Out- Clarksville TN

[Deno]

Thanks for your concern…..

But we all know you hate cops….

I do?

Here’s mews for you.

My son is a cop.

How can you support the liberals hate for the law and the cops

if your son is a cop?

You libtards are so very twisted......

Hmmm. Maybe liberals don’t hate the law and the cops?

Maybe you’ve been sold a lie and you keep going back to the bullshit store for more?

My eyes and ears don't lie to me...…

The Bull Shit is all yours....

You tards Demonize the police day in and day out…

You keep saying that. When are you going to prove it?

Hey Jack Ass…

What about antifa and blm?

Do you libtards not support them?

 

[LoneLaugher]

I do?

Here’s mews for you.

My son is a cop.

How can you support the liberals hate for the law and the cops

if your son is a cop?

You libtards are so very twisted......

Hmmm. Maybe liberals don’t hate the law and the cops?

Maybe you’ve been sold a lie and you keep going back to the bullshit store for more?

My eyes and ears don't lie to me...…

The Bull Shit is all yours....

You tards Demonize the police day in and day out…

You keep saying that. When are you going to prove it?

Hey Jack Ass…

What about antifa and blm?

Do you libtards not support them?

I don’t know any Antifa and I absolutely believe that black lives matter. You losers call anyone you see being an asshole “antifa”. It’s kindnof lame.

Now, what have I ever said that leads you to believe that I demonize cops? You get one more chance.

 

[Deno]

How can you support the liberals hate for the law and the cops

if your son is a cop?

You libtards are so very twisted......

Hmmm. Maybe liberals don’t hate the law and the cops?

Maybe you’ve been sold a lie and you keep going back to the bullshit store for more?

My eyes and ears don't lie to me...…

The Bull Shit is all yours....

You tards Demonize the police day in and day out…

You keep saying that. When are you going to prove it?

Hey Jack Ass…

What about antifa and blm?

Do you libtards not support them?

I don’t know any Antifa and I absolutely believe that black lives matter. You losers call anyone you see being an asshole “antifa”. It’s kindnof lame.

Now, what have I ever said that leads you to believe that I demonize cops? You get one more chance.

You lose Jack Ass....

Plain to see you are full of shit...…..

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

What happened? Is Deno suddenly at a loss for dopey words?

You must live where all the streets are named after birds LOL : Clarksville is like 5 minuste from Ft. Campbell depending where you live exactly in Clarksville bahah.

Where did you get that stupid idea?

The distance from Clarksville to Fort Campbell is 21 miles.

My son lives in Clarksville and my future son-in-law is a firefighter at Fort Campbell. I think I know the area fairly well.

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

blue wave --LOL

193 showed up for the biden rally in nevada

--LOL

The first two days of early voting in Nevada the Democrats have far outnumbered the Republicans

 

[jon_berzerk]

blue wave --LOL

193 showed up for the biden rally in nevada

--LOL

The first two days of early voting in Nevada the Democrats have far outnumbered the Republicans

--LOL

who cares

--LOL

fact remains biden could not fill a high school gym

--LOL

in Las Vegas of all things

--LOL

will nevada turn red too

--LOL

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

blue wave --LOL

193 showed up for the biden rally in nevada

--LOL

The first two days of early voting in Nevada the Democrats have far outnumbered the Republicans

--LOL

who cares

Republicans should

 

[jon_berzerk]

blue wave --LOL

193 showed up for the biden rally in nevada

--LOL

The first two days of early voting in Nevada the Democrats have far outnumbered the Republicans

--LOL

who cares

Republicans should

--LOL

when it flips red

--LOL

 

[Claudette]

I'll be voting early to.

Last time there was no wait. In and out.

I'll be interest to see how this early voting goes.

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

blue wave --LOL

193 showed up for the biden rally in nevada

--LOL

The first two days of early voting in Nevada the Democrats have far outnumbered the Republicans

--LOL

who cares

Republicans should

--LOL

when it flips red

--LOL

Early voting points to massive turnout, potential warning signs for GOP

 

[Aba Incieni]

blue wave --LOL

193 showed up for the biden rally in nevada

--LOL

The first two days of early voting in Nevada the Democrats have far outnumbered the Republicans

--LOL

who cares

Republicans should

--LOL

when it flips red

--LOL

Early voting points to massive turnout, potential warning signs for GOP

Huge turnout in 2016.

How'd that work out for Dems.

 

[jon_berzerk]

blue wave --LOL

193 showed up for the biden rally in nevada

--LOL

The first two days of early voting in Nevada the Democrats have far outnumbered the Republicans

--LOL

who cares

Republicans should

--LOL

when it flips red

--LOL

Early voting points to massive turnout, potential warning signs for GOP

--LOL

massive turnout for republicans

what a 100 thousand are showing up to Trump rally tonight

 

[jon_berzerk]

The first two days of early voting in Nevada the Democrats have far outnumbered the Republicans

--LOL

who cares

Republicans should

--LOL

when it flips red

--LOL

Early voting points to massive turnout, potential warning signs for GOP

Huge turnout in 2016.

How'd that work out for Dems.

exactly

98 percent chance that hillary will win

--LOL

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

The first two days of early voting in Nevada the Democrats have far outnumbered the Republicans

--LOL

who cares

Republicans should

--LOL

when it flips red

--LOL

Early voting points to massive turnout, potential warning signs for GOP

--LOL

massive turnout for republicans

what a 100 thousand are showing up to Trump rally tonight

In Texas, not Nevada

 

[frigidweirdo]

Mrs Geaux4it and I took advantage of early voting this past Friday. We had to go into town to do so. Anyway, we couldn't believe the turnout. The place was packed to capacity

Question is, which party was energized? Albeit, Trump won Tennessee without much trouble, but did we witness the blue wave?

Me thinks not....but we shall see.

-Geaux
=======================================================
Consolidation, state races driving near-record turnout for early voting

A referendum on whether to consolidate Clarksville and Montgomery County governments and several key state races are driving near-record numbers of voters to Veterans Plaza for early voting, with lines wrapping around the office and out the door.

By 3:30 p.m. Thursday, 1,972 voters had cast ballots at the Montgomery County Elections Office on the second day of early voting, and that was still two-and-a-half hours before closing time, said Elections Administrator Elizabeth Black.

On Wednesday, 2,531 people cast votes there, which very nearly broke records for the first day of early voting, even in years when presidential candidates are on the ballot, she said.

"It's fantastic," Black said. "I don't want people to be fooled by the long lines because it moves very quickly and they will be in and out. We just want to encourage people to come in and early vote."

Early voting continues through Nov. 1 and the general election is Nov. 6.

Black said she thinks the referendum on consolidated government is driving large numbers of voters along with some heated state races, and the city mayor election.

"The only thing I really cared about is the consolidation and I voted no," said Frank Schlernitzauer of Woodlawn. "That's the only thing I voted for, except Bill Lee (for governor). I left everything else blank."

What voters are saying
A random sample of voters interviewed by The Leaf-Chronicle agreed the referendum was a strong motivator and all said they voted it against it, whether they lived in the city or county limits.

Charlie Ogburn, who lives in Clarksville, said he voted against consolidation because metro government doesn't make sense for the city.

"I think it's great to leave it just like it is," he said.

Everything is relative. Saying there were lots of people doesn't mean much.

 

[Geaux4it]

Mrs Geaux4it and I took advantage of early voting this past Friday. We had to go into town to do so. Anyway, we couldn't believe the turnout. The place was packed to capacity

Question is, which party was energized? Albeit, Trump won Tennessee without much trouble, but did we witness the blue wave?

Me thinks not....but we shall see.

-Geaux
=======================================================
Consolidation, state races driving near-record turnout for early voting

A referendum on whether to consolidate Clarksville and Montgomery County governments and several key state races are driving near-record numbers of voters to Veterans Plaza for early voting, with lines wrapping around the office and out the door.

By 3:30 p.m. Thursday, 1,972 voters had cast ballots at the Montgomery County Elections Office on the second day of early voting, and that was still two-and-a-half hours before closing time, said Elections Administrator Elizabeth Black.

On Wednesday, 2,531 people cast votes there, which very nearly broke records for the first day of early voting, even in years when presidential candidates are on the ballot, she said.

"It's fantastic," Black said. "I don't want people to be fooled by the long lines because it moves very quickly and they will be in and out. We just want to encourage people to come in and early vote."

Early voting continues through Nov. 1 and the general election is Nov. 6.

Black said she thinks the referendum on consolidated government is driving large numbers of voters along with some heated state races, and the city mayor election.

"The only thing I really cared about is the consolidation and I voted no," said Frank Schlernitzauer of Woodlawn. "That's the only thing I voted for, except Bill Lee (for governor). I left everything else blank."

What voters are saying
A random sample of voters interviewed by The Leaf-Chronicle agreed the referendum was a strong motivator and all said they voted it against it, whether they lived in the city or county limits.

Charlie Ogburn, who lives in Clarksville, said he voted against consolidation because metro government doesn't make sense for the city.

"I think it's great to leave it just like it is," he said.

Everything is relative. Saying there were lots of people doesn't mean much.

Yes it does, it directly points to the fact that we are seeing record turnouts. And there is a root cause for this

That means very much for some. We shall see just who soon

-Geaux

 

[frigidweirdo]

Mrs Geaux4it and I took advantage of early voting this past Friday. We had to go into town to do so. Anyway, we couldn't believe the turnout. The place was packed to capacity

Question is, which party was energized? Albeit, Trump won Tennessee without much trouble, but did we witness the blue wave?

Me thinks not....but we shall see.

-Geaux
=======================================================
Consolidation, state races driving near-record turnout for early voting

A referendum on whether to consolidate Clarksville and Montgomery County governments and several key state races are driving near-record numbers of voters to Veterans Plaza for early voting, with lines wrapping around the office and out the door.

By 3:30 p.m. Thursday, 1,972 voters had cast ballots at the Montgomery County Elections Office on the second day of early voting, and that was still two-and-a-half hours before closing time, said Elections Administrator Elizabeth Black.

On Wednesday, 2,531 people cast votes there, which very nearly broke records for the first day of early voting, even in years when presidential candidates are on the ballot, she said.

"It's fantastic," Black said. "I don't want people to be fooled by the long lines because it moves very quickly and they will be in and out. We just want to encourage people to come in and early vote."

Early voting continues through Nov. 1 and the general election is Nov. 6.

Black said she thinks the referendum on consolidated government is driving large numbers of voters along with some heated state races, and the city mayor election.

"The only thing I really cared about is the consolidation and I voted no," said Frank Schlernitzauer of Woodlawn. "That's the only thing I voted for, except Bill Lee (for governor). I left everything else blank."

What voters are saying
A random sample of voters interviewed by The Leaf-Chronicle agreed the referendum was a strong motivator and all said they voted it against it, whether they lived in the city or county limits.

Charlie Ogburn, who lives in Clarksville, said he voted against consolidation because metro government doesn't make sense for the city.

"I think it's great to leave it just like it is," he said.

Everything is relative. Saying there were lots of people doesn't mean much.

Yes it does, it directly points to the fact that we are seeing record turnouts. And there is a root cause for this

That means very much for some. We shall see just who soon

-Geaux

No, it doesn't. There might be record turnouts. There might not be. It's like seeing it rain and deciding there's record levels of rain in the world.

 

[Geaux4it]

Mrs Geaux4it and I took advantage of early voting this past Friday. We had to go into town to do so. Anyway, we couldn't believe the turnout. The place was packed to capacity

Question is, which party was energized? Albeit, Trump won Tennessee without much trouble, but did we witness the blue wave?

Me thinks not....but we shall see.

-Geaux
=======================================================
Consolidation, state races driving near-record turnout for early voting

A referendum on whether to consolidate Clarksville and Montgomery County governments and several key state races are driving near-record numbers of voters to Veterans Plaza for early voting, with lines wrapping around the office and out the door.

By 3:30 p.m. Thursday, 1,972 voters had cast ballots at the Montgomery County Elections Office on the second day of early voting, and that was still two-and-a-half hours before closing time, said Elections Administrator Elizabeth Black.

On Wednesday, 2,531 people cast votes there, which very nearly broke records for the first day of early voting, even in years when presidential candidates are on the ballot, she said.

"It's fantastic," Black said. "I don't want people to be fooled by the long lines because it moves very quickly and they will be in and out. We just want to encourage people to come in and early vote."

Early voting continues through Nov. 1 and the general election is Nov. 6.

Black said she thinks the referendum on consolidated government is driving large numbers of voters along with some heated state races, and the city mayor election.

"The only thing I really cared about is the consolidation and I voted no," said Frank Schlernitzauer of Woodlawn. "That's the only thing I voted for, except Bill Lee (for governor). I left everything else blank."

What voters are saying
A random sample of voters interviewed by The Leaf-Chronicle agreed the referendum was a strong motivator and all said they voted it against it, whether they lived in the city or county limits.

Charlie Ogburn, who lives in Clarksville, said he voted against consolidation because metro government doesn't make sense for the city.

"I think it's great to leave it just like it is," he said.

Everything is relative. Saying there were lots of people doesn't mean much.

Yes it does, it directly points to the fact that we are seeing record turnouts. And there is a root cause for this

That means very much for some. We shall see just who soon

-Geaux

No, it doesn't. There might be record turnouts. There might not be. It's like seeing it rain and deciding there's record levels of rain in the world.

^^^^^^ ^^^^^^

-Geaux

 

[Geaux4it]

and....

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Clarksville-Montgomery County may have been true in the past, but local voters are hitting the polls in record numbers to change the narrative.

On a statewide scale, Tennesseans are voting in record numbers with close to 350,000 ballots cast in the first three days of early voting, according to the Associated Press.

Washington Post cites historically low voting in Montgomery County, but numbers are rising | ClarksvilleNow.com

 

[Mac1958]

and....

I admit that I don't know much about this stuff. But how do record turnout numbers portend good news for the GOP?
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