Report: Tom Brady Received Write-In Votes In Rhode Island Election

Can you imagine Tom Brady running for political office? The Patriots quarterback doesn’t really have something in common with politicians, but if he decides to take part in a campaign, he will definitely win. The GOAT doesn’t even have to try to earn people’s trust. These write-in votes show it all.

It’s interesting how Brady got those votes with minimum effort. Well, except for the fact he is the best football player. TB12 picked up 22 write-in votes for Attorney general in Rhode Island as confirmed by The Providence Journal. The results also show the names of write-ins that get more than five votes, and Brady was better than Bugs Bunny who got six votes.

This is not the first time for Brady’s name to be mentioned in Rhode Island polling results. He got 86 write-in votes in the Ocean State during the 2016 Presidential Elections.

There’s a great number of people who are convinced that Brady can do the job. I mean, he has led the team to six Super Bowl wins, meaning he can definitely lead the government. That’s some sort of a qualification for some people. Brady was behind Mickey Mouse who received 79 votes in the race. What a hilarious thing! Imagine Brady going against Mickey in 2020. That would be something you wouldn’t want to miss.

The Patriots quarterback is still on a chilling mode as his team is gathering forces and new players for the upcoming season. Will Brady miss the voluntary portion of the practice to spend more time with his family? I believe there’s a good chance for him to do that. Brady is all about winning Super Bowls and spending time with his family. He knows the game really well, and doesn’t need to learn anything new. He’s been part of the game for 19 years, and that sure means a thing. His young kids need him, and Gisele would be more than happy to see her husband around more often. Regular seasons are harsh and tense, so she better use the time she has with Brady. When it comes to Brady, we’re looking forward to the next championship win.