CNN Poll: 110% of Scottish Population Have Decided on Independence; 58% Say Yes, 52% No

Pundit Press ^ | 9/18/14 | Aurelius

[therightliveswithus]

In a new report from CNN, televised live today, 110% of Scots have made their decision on independence, with 58% saying "yes," and 52% voting "no."

This picture actually made it to the air:

In case you can do math better than CNN's copy editor, that adds up to more than 100% of Scotland's populace. And as you also probably know, 110% of an electorate cannot vote on a referendum (unless there is massive voter fraud).

The flub occurred during Brooke Baldwin's three o'clock show this afternoon, the 18th of September. When the mistake was made, nothing was said, and no one even acknowledged the error.

More great work from CNN.

[Ouchthatonehurt]

[ealgeone]

I see they have dimocrat voting patterns over there as well.

[rktman]

When were there any?

[Redmen4ever]

football math

“We’re going to have to give more than our usual 110 percent.”

basketball math

“If we score more points than the other team, we have a chance of winning.”

[Sarah Barracuda]

Hey that’s pretty much how Democrats count their votes

[Slyfox]

See what learning “fuzzy math” will do?

[Raycpa]

Common Core ?

[MrB]

Yep, just like those precincts that went 104% for Obama last election.

[ansel12]

The global warming division may have done the polling.

[dfwgator]

What was the vote in Switzerland, wanting to break away from Czechoslovakia?

[mikrofon]

"Ye cannae brreak the rules of math'matics, man!"

[eyedigress]

The moonbat left has a problem in many areas of grown-up society.

[windsorknot]

Somebody dipping into the Glenmorangie?

[ExCTCitizen]

Dead Scots for independence is asking dead Scots to vote for independence!

[Jane Long]

LOL....irony at it’s best.

[Straight Vermonter]

[afraidfortherepublic]

Philadelphia math.

[<1/1,000,000th%]

“You can’t give more than 110%.”

[OldNewYork]

Which one of our 57 states will follow that victorious 58%?

[adorno]

CNN forgot to count the undecideds.

That number is probably somewhere between 10-20%, so, the actual CNN total percentage should’ve been 120-130%.

Doesn’t CNN that the undecideds also count?