Welcome to Politics by Faith, brought to by the Patriot Gold Group. Sorry, I've been gone the last two days.

Vote, vote, vote, vote, vote, vote, vote, vote, vote. Vote early. And encourage everyone you know

to vote early. I am an election day voter. Always have been, because I'm a conservative.

And conservatives are traditionalists. And we like to do things the way we've always done

them and the way they should be done darn it. I'm such a traditionalist that I don't like the way

Southwest Airlines does their boarding. But when I read that they're changing their boarding policy,

I got mad at them. I got upset that Southwest is changing a boarding policy that I don't

even like. That's how sometimes irrationally against change I am, how irrationally traditionalist

I am. So it is a lot to get me to not vote on election day. But I think the arguments I've heard

over the last few weeks are compelling. First, it is good to vote on election day. But I think the arguments I've heard over last few weeks are compelling.

First, it is good to vote on election day to lock in your vote and save the campaign time and

money, not worrying about you. They don't have to knock on your door. They don't have to call you or

text to you on election day, but they can focus their time

and money and limited energy on the low propensity voter or the undecided voter on election day.

So you vote, you lock it in, you're good to go. And now the campaign says, great, we don't have to

worry about you anymore. You already voted. Let's instead focus on this guy who hasn't voted

in any of the last few elections.

One campaign told me that in the swing states at least, when you vote early, you save the

campaign $88, not knocking on your door.

So voting early saves your campaign money.

If you're not going to give your campaign money, your favorite campaign money, at least save them money.

Second reason you should vote early, Bernie Moreno told me the other day that date of other elections says that 20% of Republicans who say they're going to vote on election day don't. That could be for a number of reasons. Could be laziness. It could be no fault to their own. Something happens. Like yesterday, they were cleaning up the room and jacked through a marker into the garbage can but missed and hit grace in the lip. She had a bloody lip. And it was a great learning experience because I was like, Jack, all right.

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