Virginia’s Early Vote Favors Winsome Earle-Sears

David Catron, The American Spectator

The turnout disparity between Republicans and Democrats involves the ratio of in-person

votes to mail-in votes. It is hardly a secret that Republicans in general are wary of mail-in ballots, while 83 percent of Democrats tend to have faith in the USPS to handle them correctly. During the first week of early voting in Virginia 124,530 voters cast their ballots in person, while 22,714 mailed their ballots in. That means 85 percent bestirred themselves to go to the polls and vote, while 15 percent trusted the mailman to do it.