Edit: Palm Beach County, Florida
Absentee Kerry: 58%
Absentee Bush: 42%
Absentee Total: 91,038
Kerry Absentee Margin: +16
Early Kerry: 72%
Early Bush: 28%
Early Total: 49,365
Kerry Early Voting Margin: +43
Election Day Kerry: 40%
Election Day Bush: 60%
Election Day Total: 404,666
Kerry Election Day Margin: -20
http://www.redefeatbush.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=293So, according to this, in one of the most Democratic counties in Florida, on election day Kerry managed to loose to Bush 60% to 40%. Hmmm… Yet the absentees should reflect the normal vote even if the early votes are skewed… Why would the early votes be any more skewed than the Election Day votes? Maybe Democrats voted early… sure, but only 50,000 votes were cast, a small percentage.
Hmmm…
Funny how the tabulating computers could only change the numbers of election day totals, but could not change the absentee or the early votes (as they were tabulated differently). I think this is very close to what would be called “evidence”. Especially when Exit polls for early voting showed Kerry up very high and the election day exit polls showed Kerry above 50% also. Something ain’t right here, Doc…
Doesn't this basicly mean that
EXIT POLLS ON ELECTION DAY WERE EITHER WAY THE HECK OFF (BY 22 POINTS), IF IN ONE OF THE MOST DEMOCRATIC COUNTIES IN FLORIDA KERRY LOST BY 20 POINTS, OR THE ELECTION DAY VOTE WAS RIGGED.THIS IS AS CLOSE TO REAL EVIDENCE I HAVE SEEN SO FAR... EXIT POLLS HAVE NEVER, EVER BEEN THAT WRONG… (exit polls showed Kerry winning the state, for that day, by 2 points, which would mean he should have won Palm Beach by more than 5 points ON THAT DAY)
EXIT POLLS WERE FOR THAT DAY ONLY,
THINK ABOUT IT!