[pissant]

My guess these folks were Kerry voters

[Dr. Frank fan]

It's very interesting that no indication is given as to who the double-counting and double-voting favored. I take that as strong, but not necessarily ironclad, circumstantial evidence that it favored Kerry.

[sarasotarepublican]

Question. The couple in Madison County, democrats?

[CAluvdubya]

I concur with everyone else. Must be Rats. We all know, regarding pubbies, if you (OM) can't say something bad about them, them don't say anything at all!

[My2Cents]

The closer they look at any voting irregularities in Ohio, the more they're likely to find prime examples of Democrat vote fraud.

[sandbar]

Given that they didn't specify who they voted for, I'd say they voted for Kerry.

[Common Tator]

In the other case, Sandusky County election officials discovered that about 2,600 ballots from nine precincts were counted twice, likely because of worker error, elections director Barb Tuckerman said

Sandusky county unofficial returns showed Bush winning with 17,824 votes to Kerry's 13,909.

Madison county is a very Republican county. Bush won 10plus thousand to Kerrys 6 plust thousand.

This was the most honest election Ohio as seen in my lifetime.

[Rep-for-real]

Ohio voter fraud you won't hear about in the MSM. Buddy of mine, who lives east of Columbus but still in Franklin county (which went for Kerry), said a number of his neighbors in a predominantly Rep area went to vote and discovered "they'd already voted". Appears a number of Rats went in and impersonated likely Republican voters, only to vote, its assumed, for Kerry.

[mlocher]

The couple said election workers told them their absentee votes were lost, prosecutor Steve Pronai said.

what a crock!

[TontoKowalski]

Prosecutors were trying to determine Wednesday whether charges should be filed against a couple in Madison County accused of voting twice.

What's to consider? Would they prosecute if this couple forceably restrained two other voters, thus preventing them from casting their ballots?

Absolutely, they would. By voting twice, this couple attempted to "disenfranchise" two other voters.

[katana]

My wife voted absentee and when I went in there was a hand written note next to her name on the rolls saying her ballot had been received. "They told me the absentee ballots weren't received" should not happen and sounds lame. But, then again we enjoy the luxury of living in a mostly Republican Ohio town and the election procedures (such as comparing signatures) seemed to be strictly followed.

[Bush gal in LA]

Why dont they tell us who is doing this ''double voting'' cheating I call it! We have a right to know. Who is keeping this quiet?

[penowa]

"...one precinct had 131%..."

Wow! Philadelphia will be checking in with them before the next election for some lessons.

[djpg]

Why is this Ohio vote count taking so long?