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To: pabianice

I don’t believe that for a minute. In Texas, the voter turn out DOUBLED.

2004 = 7 million

2008 = 8 million

2012 = 14 million

10 posted on 11/11/2012 11:36:03 AM PST by bgill (We've passed the point of no return. Welcome to Al Amerika.)

To: bgill

Agree.

It’s not who votes. It’s who counts the votes.

13 posted on 11/11/2012 11:39:26 AM PST by TigerClaws

To: bgill

14 million for Texas? Looks like 8 million here.

42 posted on 11/11/2012 12:02:07 PM PST by LdSentinal

To: bgill

I don’t believe that for a minute. In Texas, the voter turn out DOUBLED.
2004 = 7 million
2008 = 8 million

2012 = 14 million

There are approximately 14 million registered voters in Texas. You mean to tell me they all voted? I don't buy it.

143 posted on 11/11/2012 1:55:26 PM PST by BfloGuy (Workers and consumers are, of course, identical.)

To: bgill

2012 = 14 million

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Curious as to where you are finding that turnout number of 14 million? The turnout for the 2012 Nov. General was only 7,964,668.

Total registered voters were 13,646,226 ....

The following gives the historical numbers:

220 posted on 11/12/2012 10:16:32 AM PST by deport

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