Red Hats had been discreetly monitoring an early voting site in Des Moines, Iowa, when they spotted a mob encircling a white Toyota Camry in a parking lot across the street from the Polk County Election Office, where early voting began on October 14. At least 30 people, men and women, had formed an asymmetrical line at the driver’s window. Two curious Red Hats crossed the street and joined the line, asking the person in front of them why the car had drawn such a lively crowd. “Cause we’re getting paid,” the person said. “One hundred dollars cash money if we vote for Turek.” Joshua Turek is a Democratic Senate Candidate, running against Republican Ashley Hinson. Red Hats weren’t in Iowa by accident. We’ll have the full story on this out tomorrow.