Only 71% Of Provisional Ballots Valid In Ohio

http://www.ohiovotersuppression.blogspot.com | 11/19/04

[traderrob6]

So far an average of 29% of all provisional ballots in Ohio have been rejected. Thuis bodes well for the President as it is becoming just about impossible for sKerry to even get close. GW has picked up a total of 4220 additional votes, sKerry has picked up 2399. Go to the source for more info; It's a lefty website but the information appears valid

[DoughtyOne]

I thought that might be the case. Heh heh heh...

[DoughtyOne]

Thanks for the response.

[Jorge]

The only election deniers left are the bone heads over at DU and even their posts are increasingly dispirited.

Somebody posted that lawyers are set to challenge the Ohio election results as soon as they are certified...claiming voter suppression, long lines in black neighborhoods, voting irregularities etc.

Anybody heard this?

[irish guard]

Don't worry....go here.... http://election.sos.state.oh.us/Results/RaceSummary.aspx they have counted 137,000 provisional ballots and Bush is up over Kerry.....it is over.

[lavrenti]

Yeah, how can you challange ballots that never existed?

This thing was over before it begun. Watch the fun.

[shezza]

A rejection rate of only 29%? Looks like the Ohio officials are going out of their way to allow every possible ballot. And still the "cheating method of choice" ballots are breaking for Bush.

[gop_gene]

The liberals will now start bring people down to County Elections offfices who they said meant to vote but were too stoned because of 'pre-election depression syndrome'. They will be declared dissenfranchised and their vote should count. "WHY WON'T THE REPUBLICANS COUNT ALL THE VOTES".

I saw on tv after the election this woman (can't remember which state she was from) saying that her mother died before the election and before she could cast a ballot, but her vote still should "count." Geez, by that standard, my dad died 5 years ago, but he would've voted for W, so should his vote have counted in this election, too?