Posted on 04/05/2011 4:56:48 PM PDT by Jean S
Edited on 04/05/2011 8:26:32 PM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
LOL
Thanks
Something just occured to me - since this was an off-season election, students could have voted in their home states in November, and declaired themselves Wisconsin voters since then. That would make it hard to make a case for double-
voting by those.
If they can show a pattern of fraud by Klipto's people, they may be able to declare some of the results void, I'd guess.
Keep in mind that even with those registration issues (and quite frankly, you cannot trust Minnesota Majority with their numbers), the actual vote totals still had Coleman in striking distance. In the event you didn’t read what I wrote earlier, during the campaign Coleman’s camp failed to identify who was requesting absentee ballots. Then during the recount, they still failed to do so; it was Franken’s campaign that was bugging the county auditors for the absentee ballot list. And when the Supreme Court, without any legal authority, allowed the parties to review the contested absentee ballots and allow those they mutually agreed to be counted to be counted, Franken’s people knew where their votes were and were generous in those counties while being stingy in Coleman’s counties. If Coleman’s legal team had any f-—ing sense, they would have refused to open up ANY of the contested ballots and left it up to the statutory recount procedures, which most likely (though not 100% assuredly) would have left Coleman on top.
The missing precinct in the GOP Taylor County is Maplehurst. I can’t find any historical vote information. I did find the population, it’s 377 out of the 20,000 or so in the county, so it’s a bit less than 1/50th of the county. Given that there are 30 precincts in the county, this is a smaller one, so unless it’s really Republican, we’re talking maybe a 20-30 vote gain for Prosser from Taylor County.
That’s plus a 70-90 vote gain from Jefferson County.
Unless the two missing Milwaukee Precincts are GOP ones or there are a bunch of uncounted military ballots, Prosser will be trailing going into the recount.
Supreme Court REPORTING 99%
Joanne Kloppenburg 739,574 50%
David Prosser (inc)739,350 50%
224-vote difference. Interesting.
Everybody reporting but 2 precincts in OLE MILWAUKEE’S BEST
MILWAUKEE.
Down to 2 Milwaukee County precincts and one Jefferson County precinct. Someone earlier projected 80 vote pick up in Jefferson, which, if accurate, would whittle the Communist’s lead down to around 144 votes (from the current 224 lead).
And one precinct in Jefferson.
College students have picked the pockets of Wisconsins workers. Hopefully that pisses them off enough to turnout in the next election andvote conservative. But one neverknows, Americans are pretty sanguine about big government.
The GOP had best get it’s heiney in gear passing no more 2 week early voting and you have to show ID TO VOTE laws or Obama will win.
The winner doesn’t take the bench on the court until August. I know the Dems are expert at obfuscation, but with a some determination and b@lls like they’ve shown, Walker and Congress can get it done before then.
The Republicans had their chance when the Dems were AWOL, but they didn't take advantage of it.
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