Posted on 11/23/2004 10:59:01 AM PST by c-five
Gov's Race Recount: With 27 of 39 counties reporting, Rossi has gained 21 votes. Rossi's lead is now at 282 votes.
Oh boy the election is left in the hands of retards that don't know how to vote again...
Back to divining ballots by pigeon innards....
It's time the American people put a stop to this insanity. There are rules regarding how a ballot is to be marked/puched/etc. If the voter fails to follow those established rules, we do not need to bring in psychic readers to determine what the voter intended. Those ballots are not valid. That is the law.
The Dummos will want to recount until they Win
* I am continuing yesterday's table with blow-by-blow coverage of the recount reports. Scroll down, or visit this page
* King County vote counters have surgically enhanced 710 previously rejected ballots after county officials divined the voter's intent. [Are they using divining rods or do they have a haruspex on the canvassing board? -- Ed.]
Meanwhile [from the above linked article] Losertarian gubernatorial candidate Ruth Bennett (2nd from right) watches closely to make sure that all of her ballots are counted and that she's not robbed of victory.
* Snohomish County has discovered 224 brand new magical mystery ballots that weren't counted the first time. Snohomish has a Democrat administration but also voted for Rossi (in the first count) with a 2% margin. A random sample of of 224 Snohomish ballots would add 4-5 votes to Rossi's lead. On the other hand, most of these ballots were from precincts that favored Gregoire. Unfortunately, nobody seems to know whether these were valid ballots or "provisional ballots that needed checking".
* Tim Goddard has an interesting and well-researched analysis of the recount numbers, that takes into account the voting technology used in each county. Among other things, it helps explain why Adams, Kittitas and Walla Walla counties all had larger changes in the recount than other counties -- all three use the same sucky technology. Now if only Tim's analysis, as good as it is, could also be enhanced to predict all of the human folly and error, like the 224 magical mystery ballots in Snohomish and the 710 surgically enhanced haruspex ballots in King.
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Dear fellow Republicans, we must avoid a big fraud, expecially in King County (Seattle)! Alessandro
Thanks, but what is the method of your brother? Have you any inner news?
you mean a little fraud is okay?......
No inner news or special info.
This is numbers straight off the Washington Secretary of State website and then calculated using simple mathematical formulas to track totals and changes from the first count.
Simply a real-time way of watching the numbers as they post.
Hmm...if the spread in King County is 20 points and the provisional votes are roughly equivalent to the overall vote in King County, Gregoire gains roughly a net 142 votes -- not enough to change the outcome. To net 282 votes from King County, she would have to win almost 70% of this vote -- or 496 votes, to be exact.
A litle change in numbers (because of new "manufacturd" votes) would caause a diametrically opposite result. And the Rats know this!
Ok, thanks a lot!
Gov's Race Recount: With 28 of 39 counties reporting, Rossi has gained 18 votes. Rossi's lead is now at 279 votes.
Unfortunately, you are probably right.
Hey, I'm at Rossi headquarters as we speak. There is some hanky-panky going on, but we are on top of it. We have picked up some more votes in other counties. We are pretty sure that all is well. We will win this recount. The only thing we are worried about is if they go to a hand recount, that will open the door to all kinds of hanky panky.
Well, in fairness to King County, they are roughly 1/3rd of the states population, and so it will take them longest to count.
We are worried about it, but we are on top of it.
I'm not real concerned about the hanky panky you guys know about, but rather the hanky panky you don't know about. And I'm betting there is some of that going on.
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