Voter fraud

My wife and I were pleasantly surprised by the high voter turnout in our county, 91%. We were also surprised that so many rebulican congressman were re-elected so strongly and the president won Ohio. Then this comes up:

http://visiontoamerica.com/12872/vot...n-ohio-county/

And then there is FL:

http://visiontoamerica.com/12878/flo...e-voter-fraud/

Having grown up in Cook county IL I am not new to the tactics of turning out the vote. I don't know if this was enough to change the results or not. It will definately discourage people.

Tom

I Am wondering why this hasn't been reported by other resources.

This is from the about page of that link:


About Us


Vision To America is a division of Christian Worldview Communications, LLC. Founded in 2006 by Gary DeMar and Brandon Vallorani, Vision to America exists to help America return to our Founding Father’s vision for a Christian Republic. America was once a light to the world—a place that God blessed with liberty and prosperity. Today, Americans are taught that the Almighty State has all the answers. As a result, our God-given liberties are being traded for a false sense of security. It is our Vision to see Americans once again recognize that we are endowed by our Creator with certain unalienable rights and that this Creator is the God of the Bible.

Here is another story inclding comments about the St. Lucie Co FL situation.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012...-early-voting/
It sounds like they are attributing it to double counting some votes.

Tom

At one point, one of the counties in FL was reporting 141% voter turnout. Might indicate a problem?

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Originally Posted by Gerry Clinchy

At one point, one of the counties in FL was reporting 141% voter turnout. Might indicate a problem?

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Only if those "extras" were Republicans.

There was some sort of partial recount on Sunday. What I find very strange it that for the congressional race both candidates lost votes while in the mayors race both candidates gained votes. That in itself should be cause for a full recount.

http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2012/nov/...phy-over-west/
Both West and Murphy lost St. Lucie County votes in Sunday's recount. Compared with earlier figures, West lost 132 and Murphy 667.
Sunday's recount also reversed the lead in the race for mayor of Fort Pierce. Linda Hudson gained 233 votes, putting her ahead of Vince Gaskin, who gained 151 votes

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Originally Posted by luvmylabs23139

There was some sort of partial recount on Sunday. What I find very strange it that for the congressional race both candidates lost votes while in the mayors race both candidates gained votes. That in itself should be cause for a full recount.

http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2012/nov/...phy-over-west/
Both West and Murphy lost St. Lucie County votes in Sunday's recount. Compared with earlier figures, West lost 132 and Murphy 667.
Sunday's recount also reversed the lead in the race for mayor of Fort Pierce. Linda Hudson gained 233 votes, putting her ahead of Vince Gaskin, who gained 151 votes

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This kind of thing really does call into question the validity of the vote.

It looks like some of the ballots in St. Lucie County were counted twice.

What bothers me more is the way the story is reported it doesn't sound like those involved with the board of elections are not outraged. It sounds like they are just shrugging their shoulders and hoping not to have to do a bigger recount.

Tom

I wonder how many times RP voted? :cool:

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Originally Posted by M&K's Retrievers

I wonder how many times RP voted? :cool:

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It would be rather amusing to have him back on the board right now.