[Political Junkie Too]

What is bizarre is that the governor's race had 31,294 more votes than the average of all the other statewide races.

There were 1,321,335 votes in the Governor's race.

There were 1,296,774 votes in the Attorney General's race.

There were 1,295,178 votes in the Secretary of State's race.

There were 1,288,478 votes in the State Auditor's race.

There were 1,284,478 votes in the State Treasurer's race.

There were 1,285,327 votes in the Agriculture Commissioner's race.

The number of votes in the Governor's race is over 6 standard deviations above the mean of the other statewide races.

-PJ

[Red Badger]

[Ponyexpress9790]

If you voted straight Republican and marked the Republican Party box, and not for individual Republican candidates, votes counted for candidates but flipped Republican Governor vote to Dem Governor vote. Not everyone but about 1 in 5 would do and not be noticed. Same thing happened last Governor election, Republicans won statewide but lost Governor. Never happened in Kentucky history, but TWICE for Beshear to win. Flipped votes for Governor. Yea right.

[mdmathis6]

Look at the University campuses of Kentucky State. The number just about matches the numbers...especially out of staters.

[kiryandil]

Looks like a job for my Obama 2008 Vote Fraud Detection tool...