I think most people's minds are made up long before election day, and something like Comey's last-minute "bombshell" (which was a dud) won't sway voters who have already decided that the anti-Trump or anti-Clinton hysteria is a bunch of "hooey". Have any significant number of minds changed over the last three weeks? I doubt it.

Early voting benefits a lot of people; the elderly who can't stand in long lines and may have mobility problems; the working people who just can't take a half-day off to trudge down to a polling place; the person who must vote in a strange neighborhood where unfriendly or even armed persons are "watching" the polls; the person who wants to visit grandchildren in another state; on and on.

Frankly, the voting day that Goldberg depicts is a Norman Rockwell fantasy that, for millions of Americans, didn't exist and wasn't available. Frankly, Goldberg is a charlatan, peddling snake oil.