Villanueva: “I need your vote … in New Jersey!”

2009 Elections, Hampton Roads, Local, Politics, Virginia 1 Minute

Ron Villanueva wants the residents of District 21 to vote for him – in New Jersey! (click to enlarge)
I Need Your Vote!_Villanueva

Ha! And no, I didn’t make this up. You can see it for yourself here. (UPDATE: Not any more. The state info has been corrected on the website at that link.)

To voters in the Virginia 21st – vote Bobby Mathieson

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8 thoughts on “Villanueva: “I need your vote … in New Jersey!””

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  2. Vivian, that typo was made by GOPAC – not the Villanueva campaign. Unlike this gem from the Mathieson campaign themselves:
    [complete copy and paste from another website removed – vjp]

    What kind of ridiculous elementary school campaign and office is this guy running?? Now, I am a liberal and a Democrat, but I will vote for a Republican over a loser who can’t spell his own name. The reality here is that this 1 term delegate has allowed complete idiots to run his campaign and his office, and he will not be re-elected as a result. It is a shame, but 100% his fault. What a total loser.
    As a side note, the Virginia Beach Democrats have absolutely no hope of re-electing Joe Bouchard in the 83rd. This former Commanding Officer of the Norfolk Naval Station embodies all of the not so flattering stereotypes associated with Navy men. This means VB will lose their two 1st term Dems, and they have only themselves to thank for it. This also means that the Dems chances of taking the House are all but gone. If only Pat Edmonson were still running for Delegate. At least then this blood letting would have been interesting.

    1. It wasn’t a gag when I grabbed the screen capture. It was a mistake by GOPAC. If you look at the link now, you will see the white box where they replaced the state name.

  4. No wonder Ron Villanueva can’t show up for meetings in Virginia Beach. He’s working hard for a better New Jersey. That’s kind of a killer commute.

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