Reply #23: Props 3, 9 and 21 are very close.... No. 12 is downright crooked...

[althecat]

Quick glance.. but definitely a bit fishy... are there any opinion polls we can compare with.

REMARKS...

Votes in races 3, 9, 12 and 21 are very close.... if all break narrowly to the passage side I would definitely consider this result curious...

Note particularly though that the other early vote results are similar to the finals... (by quick scan.. be)

On prop 12 they are way out.... Prevotes had passage by 57% compared to 50.1%...

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Prop 3 Exemption for religious groups
1% Variation

IN FAVOR 205,715 51.85% 723,905 52.91%
AGAINST 191,000 48.15% 644,321 47.09%

Statewide Turnout 11.36% 12,041,793 Registered Voters
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Prop 9 Permanent school fund

0.3% Variation

IN FAVOR 189,522 50.32% 650,853 50.35%
AGAINST 187,119 49.68% 641,801 49.65%

Statewide Turnout 10.73% 12,041,793 Registered Voters

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Prop 12 Suits against doctors and providers

6.3% Variation

(note.... Turnout slightly higher but this still stands out like a sore thumb....)

IN FAVOR 240,502 57.21% 742,849 50.98%
AGAINST 179,882 42.79% 714,395 49.02%
Vote Total 420,384 1,457,244
Precincts Reporting 6,673 of 6,701 Precincts 99.58%
Statewide Turnout 12.10% 12,041,793 Registered Voters

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Prop 21 Compensation for government service

0.8% Variation

IN FAVOR 197,069 51.50% 686,732 52.33%
AGAINST 185,577 48.50% 625,684 47.67%

Vote Total 382,646 1,312,416
Precincts Reporting 6,673 of 6,701 Precincts 99.58%
Statewide Turnout 10.90% 12,041,793 Registered Voters