It's another rally, this time in opposition to the table games referendum.
Maranatha Fellowship Church hosted the rally in St. Albans on Sunday afternoon. There was also another rally in Nitro at the Nitro Twin City Bible Church. That rally started at 5 p.m. Church members hope these rallies translate into votes against table games.
“It's important that we get people aware and get them to get out get voting and vote no,” said Randy Stanley, a resident of Cross Lanes.
Early voting on this issue continues through August 8. The special election is Saturday, August 11.