return, we don t know who they are cast for, but we understand that there may be some democrats switching the votes and some could be republican votes, but he says that democrats will need a big turn out tomorrow and republicans always rely on a big turnout on election day because of the typical advantage that democrats an early voting supposed to be rainy and cool tomorrow, what do you predict? you are exactly right, we do need a big turnout tomorrow, they built their lead on absentee voting, one of the things is that they have the election day voters into the absentee balloting process, so we feel strong, he is finishing strong because he has the momentum in the message. he is talking about parents having a say in their education which i think that every voter agrees with. he is talking about lowering taxes and he is keeping a virginia-focus where mcauliffe is bringing in his d.c. swamp teachers and make a mistake after mistake after mistake in alienating parents who have been on t
in some presidential elections because the way the early states are voting affects how other states, alsoow people are moving between states to vote in multiple elections, so we moved to one day, secret ballot, and we kind of stick there for quite some time, but then we moved, a few decades ago, into opening up to mail-in balloting or absentee balloting. i we always had absentee balloting for people who are away for legitimate reasons. democrats have for a long time wanted to move to more mail-in voting. they had some problems with enthusiasm on election day sometimes, so they decided if they couldld move to mail-in voting, they can kind of get rid of that enthusiasm gap, they can put their army of public public employees union types out to make sure everybody who is on their records is voting. they can harvest ballots. they can do other things associated with mail-in ballot in, so they are just pushing for these changes overci a long perd of time. j in the 2020 election, they
in some presidential elections because the way the early states are voting affects how other states, also people are moving between states to vote in multiple elections, so we moved to one day, secret ballot, and we kind of stick there for quite some time, but then we moved, a few decades ago, into opening up to mail-in ballot ng or absentee balloting. we always had absentee balloting for people who are away for legitimate reasons. democrats have for a long time wanted to move to more mail-in voting. they had some problems with enthusiasm on election day, sometimes, so they decided if they could move to mail-in voting, they can kind of get rid of that enthusiasm gap, they can put their army of public public employees union types out to make sure everybody who is on their records is voting. they can harvest ballots. they can do other things associated with mail-in ballot in, so they are just pushing for these changes over a long period
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balloting. what used to be known as absentee balloting. that was put in place by the republicans following the debacle that was the 2000 recount. so all of these things that have happened in mail-in balloting over the years had allowed the republicans to do a good job and keep their control over state government. what has happened is in the last couple of cycles, as you ve seen more and more democrats voting by mail, whereas republicans have been going more to early voting and voting on election day. so tell me, besides intrepid reporting, how you came upon these text messages, and what the long-term impact might be to democrats or interest groups. any recourse here? basically, how we were able to obtain these text messages and some emails was basically that there are groups that have sued the state and the legislature and the governor over this new election law. there was discovery that went on in the case.