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I'm saying that he received 9.11% in 3 different cities in New Hampshire according to the map on Politico.com.
So? I could show the same thing about any of the candidates. If you did the math you can easily see that based upon the votes cast and the vote totals the percentages are correct.
So? I could show the same thing about any of the candidates. If you did the math you can easily see that based upon the votes cast and the vote totals the percentages are correct.
The biggest discrepancies seem to be between Clinton and Obama, McCain and Romney. However, Huckabee looks like he was shorted about 2%, Giuliani credited for an extra 1.5%, Paul shorted 2%.
I have no doubts that the votes turning out much more different than any of the entrance/exit polls indicated (even internal polling of the candidates) that this will lead to some form of investigations.
side note: The vote count that robbed many people of their votes in Ohio back in 2004 were just found guilty and sentenced this past week.
If we cannot ensure accurate and honest elections here in America, then it is indeed a sad day in this country.
I don't think those are the official results. A lot of people have been noticing today that most sites have different totals. Some only 2 or three votes. Others in the hundreds.
The biggest discrepancies seem to be between Clinton and Obama, McCain and Romney. However, Huckabee looks like he was shorted about 2%, Giuliani credited for an extra 1.5%, Paul shorted 2%.
I have no doubts that the votes turning out much more different than any of the entrance/exit polls indicated (even internal polling of the candidates) that this will lead to some form of investigations.
side note: The vote count that robbed many people of their votes in Ohio back in 2004 were just found guilty and sentenced this past week.
If we cannot ensure accurate and honest elections here in America, then it is indeed a sad day in this country.
I agree, today was definitely a sad day in America... From the perspective of a Paul supporter, that 2% could have put Paul in 4th place beating Gulliani again...
But what makes me the most sad, is the people's votes that aren't counted...
I didn't know about the sentencing of the people who robbed the Ohio votes in '04... Thanks for sharing that...
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