[BigEdLB]

Holy S!

[Ann Archy]

PRAYERS for the good guys.

[House Atreides]

Good. But the Soros backed candidate for Secretary of State still is leading in that poll. Yuk!

[Wallace T.]

Democrats appear to be struggling in gubernatorial races in Democrat-run states like Michigan, New York, and Oregon. The Democrats may have to cheat on a scale that surpasses their 2020 efforts. The only way to fight this is plenty of eyes at every precinct, offsite drop box, and county election office. This time I suspect the “mules” will use Faraday Cages to prevent their cell phones giving away their location. The Democrats will likely try physical violence against poll watchers, who should carry whatever weapons are legal in their locality.

[LoveMyFreedom]

Go Minnesota you can do it!!!!

[milagro]

You stole my post!

[frogjerk]

The winds are a blowin’

[EC Washington]

The attacks on Jensen are over the top - The Dems are now calling him Anti-Veteran - Anti-Military - Anti-everything

[Dan in Wichita]

Disappointing development for the many FReepers who predict nothing but doom.

[minnesota_bound]

Minnesota might be changing direction.
I thought the folks there enjoyed lockdowns, no medicine that works for a fake scamdemic and lots of crime.

Both the gov and Keith Ellison are losing in the polls.
They can still cheat.....

Poll: Minnesota Republican Scott Jensen Leads Governor’s Race
https://www.breitbart.com/midterm-election/2022/10/20/poll-minnesota-republican-scott-jensen-leads-governors-race/

Surveying 1,091 likely general election voters between October 17-19 with a margin of error of plus or minus 2.9 percent, the Alpha News/Trafalgar Group poll shows that Jensen narrowly leads Walz by less than one point – 46.3 percent to 45.8 percent. Considering that Walz is the incumbent governor, the narrow lead offers a positive indication that voters still on the fence may pull the lever in Jensen’s favor come election day.

In the attorney general race, Republican candidate Jim Schultz now leads Democrat Keith Ellison by nearly five points.