‘I didn’t vote for the two-bullets guy’: GOP group trolls Jay Jones with stickers at Virginia polls

In the lead-up to the Virginia election, Republican groups have been distributing stickers at polling places that criticize Democratic attorney general candidate Jay Jones. These stickers, which have been described as anti-Jay Jones, are intended to draw attention to scandals associated with Jones. The move has been characterized as a trolling effort by Republicans targeting Jones. The distribution of these stickers at polling locations represents a strategic attempt to influence voter perception by highlighting controversies surrounding the candidate. This activity was reported by Fox News on November 4, 2025. The stickers serve as a visible reminder to voters of the issues Republicans associate with Jones. This tactic underscores the contentious nature of the election and the efforts by opposing parties to sway public opinion.