Reply #99: Why on earth would you think electronic vote theft is limited to 2-4%?

[Fly by night]

If you've studied the Georgia 2002 election (where Georgians voted entirely on Diebold equipment), there was a swing of 10 percentage points or greater between the pre-election polls (a day or two before the election) and the "reported" vote. And Gahanna precinct in Ohio reported around 4,000 votes for Bush in a precinct with only around 600 registered voters. Likewise, some of the more questionable exit poll/"reported" vote discrepencies in 2004 (New Hampshire, Ohio, Florida, Pennsylvania) all showed discrepencies in the 6+% range.

So what makes you believe that electronic vote theft has a ceiling above which the thieves cannot go. All evidence I have seen is to the contrary. Put up or sit on your hands.