Do you think Corey stewart would have won?

Really not sure. I didn't pay to much attention to politics last year. I've only more recently been getting in to it. I'm a year late when it comes to my state tho <:jeb:422443179887820810>

I tried hard to promote it on reddit

but obviously not enough

Which Subreddit?

R/T_D

I posted like 2 dozen threads promoting Gillespie

What does R/T_D

The Donald

Mean?

Ah

Okay

I like to think I had some impact

One district was an actual draw

Hmm 🤔
Could be

Maybe someone gave $5 which helped flip it?

Who knows?

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I blame Drew Miller

lol yeah

A libertarian actually stood in said district that drew

675 votes

Really?

Yep

That's kinda rare

Virginia House of Delegates, District 94 General Election, 2017
Party Candidate Vote % Votes
Democratic Shelly Simonds 48.59% 11,608
Republican Green check mark transparent.png David Yancey Incumbent 48.59% 11,608
Libertarian Michael Bartley 2.83% 675
Total Votes (Race decided by random drawing) 23,891

We could have lost the VA House of Delegates on a draw

that's really intriguing

🤔 🤔 🤔

Lucky we kept it then

https://ballotpedia.org/Virginia_House_of_Delegates_elections,_2017

<@&414591366945832962> so rather than focusing on Important stuff, What do my Virginia dudes think of this new purposed flag design to replace the great seal of Virginia as the state flag

7 pointed star represents the 7 US presidents that were born in Virginia

Eh.

Better than slapping the seal on a blue background.

^^^

Virginia's current flag is an SOB. "Seal on a bedsheet" as it's know in vexillology

I'm pretty sure VA has had 8 Presidents including WIlson...

Nope, seven

If it was indeed 8, I can change it

Here's an alternate version.
the I represents VA being the first colony
The crown is because VA was named after the Queen
and The blue X represents the southern states (reminiscent of the confederate flag)