Posted on 11/03/2004 3:00:41 AM PST by prometheus
According to the state of Ohio, The official number of provisional ballots in Ohio is 135,149. With 99% of the Ohio vote counted, Bush leads Kerry by 145,098 votes. Do the math, John Kerry!!!! http://election.sos.state.oh.us/ProvBallots.htm
But WAIT!!! There's still 300,000 absentee ballots or something...anything!!
Never underestimate the power of FRAUD
If this is true, then he is toast. Because Ohio state law syas it has to be statistically possible to win in order for them to be challenged.
Still some counties with no totals, but Cuyahoga is in and part of that total.
Those are the "facts" which Bush's team waited for, to make their announcement.
Avoiding a "rush" as they have been accused of in Florida 2000, and Iraq 2003.
Smart.
LETS SADDLEUP APONE!!!!
LETS ROCK!!!!!!!!
Get ready for 2000 repeat!
Based on the # of counties not in it looks like the number of provisionals could barely exceed the vote margin.
I hope the citizens of Ohio storm the capitol if any Kerry lawyers show up to contest.
Hey, if we tear them in half there'd be twice as many!
Bush's lead now is 136,221
100% of the vote has been counted.
What about the military? Are those included in "absentees" and have they not been counted either? There is so much disinfo. coming about that it leaves so much room for fraud!
MOST of those will not be legal ballots
I'd be a tad bit suspicious if 100% of the provisional ballots went to Kerry...
I'm so glad you posted this. I just heard Blather say that Ohio has 185,000 provisional ballots. (and I was trying to find accurage number).
I'm furious with the MSM coverage on this!!!! They won't acknowledge the FACTS!
--aragona
"Ohio state law"
Uh ... when has the law made any difference to the Democraps?
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