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Terry McAuliffe Championed Stolen Election Conspiracy Theory for Years

Terry McAuliffe Championed Stolen Election Conspiracy Theory for Years Flashback: They stole the last presidential election SHARE Virginia Democratic gubernatorial nominee Terry McAuliffe spent years accusing Republicans and the Supreme Court of stealing the 2000 election behavior he now says makes  our democracy look bad around the globe. During a private Monday fundraiser, McAuliffe told donors he is so tired of those who question President Joe Biden s electoral win, saying the claims are hurting our country and hurting those young men and women in uniform. Within hours of taking over the Democratic National Committee in 2001, however, McAuliffe embraced a conspiracy theory that former president George W. Bush s 2000 election win was stolen, a claim he continued to make for at least three years.

McAuliffe wins Democratic gubernatorial nomination with 62 2 percent of the vote, slightly lower turnout than 2017

McAuliffe wins Democratic gubernatorial nomination with 62 2 percent of the vote, slightly lower turnout than 2017
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How to Vote in Virginia s 2021 General Election

How to Vote in Virginia s 2021 General Election By Jenna Gyimesi , June 10, 2021 10:26 AM Virginia’s general election for governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general and delegates to the General Assembly is approaching, with options to vote safely from home or to vote early in person amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. A woman fills out a ballot at a polling location in Alexandria. The Washington Post/The Washington Post via Getty Im All registered voters may vote absentee by mail, but you must apply to do so. Vote early in person starting Sept. 18. Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 2. Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Use the Virginia Department of Elections website to find your polling place.

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