Broward County Florida Election Web Site: Precinct D001 has 109% Turnout Rate

Broward Supervisor of Elections Site ^ | 1/30/08

[SoFloFreeper]

If you go to the site, click on the "green" precinct, you see that the Broward SOE is reporting a 109.68% turnout rate for that area of Broward.

[camle]

near as I can figger, HRC won by a couple of hundred vites (500+ to 200ish) for the O man.

[IMissPresidentReagan]

Did anyone contact anyone in the media, or Rush or Hannity? Just a thought.

Maybe she has an explanation?

[IMissPresidentReagan]

Ballots cast: 1020. Registered voters: 930 I understand what you're pointing out and it should be checked into...but it's a difference of 90 votes. Hardly result changing. I'm not one for throwing out the results, although I think perhaps it could be indicative of voter fraud/tampering/whatever word you want to attribute to it. I would have a difficult time assuming, however, that this was the only place that voter manipulation occurred....but I have no solution. I guess I'm just mildly to MODERATELY disturbed that this may have occurred...emphasis on the MODERATE - haha

[Exit148]

The first time Hillary ran in NY, one section of NYC had a 100% turn-out. (All for her, of course.) Unbelievable. That area had never had a stat like that. That is why I don’t want her the nominee. What her machine can do for voter fraud is my biggest fear. Get her out NOW!

[eclecticEel]

It’s more than 90 votes, ‘cause there’s no way the real turnout was 100%.

[King of Florida]

This is smack dab in the middle of north Lauderdale, around Commercial Blvd west of Federal Highway. It's overwhelmingly Democratic. Check out the precinct's individual vote tallies and you'll see that 781 people voted in the Dem primary while only 178 voted in the GOP primary. McCain got 60 of those votes versus 43 for Romney. (Hillary got 509 versus 163 for Obama, FWIW.)

http://enr2.clarityelections.com/Default.aspx?page=R&c=broward&eid=270&lid=1&ref=false

Nothing to see here.

[TexasRepublic]

109% turnout? Hmmmm..... I wasn’t the brightest math student, but I *think* there is a problem here.

[King of Florida]

Oops, I gave the link to the pre-filtered page, here's the link directly to that precinct's results:

http://enr2.clarityelections.com/Default.aspx?page=R&c=broward&eid=270&lid=1&ref=false&pre=D001&vt=-1

[elpadre]

Remember 2000 - Broward is perhaps the most crooked of all

[Blogger]

What keeps absentees votes being counted twice? Once by absentee and once in person? Who checks that?

[Preachin']

“Independents voting in the closed primaries in Florida? Wonder who that favored?”

My understanding it that independets could vote, but only because they were able to cast votes on ballot initiatives. I have nothing specific.

[386wt]

Is this just a computer glitch?

Yeah, computers never could do arithmetic accurately. /s

[gruna]

Your understanding is wrong.

[mcjordansc]

Do they allow voters to change from independent to Republican at the poll? Do they have election day voter registration?

[Mellon]

Independents were allowed to vote; however, their ballots should have only had the initiative and any local races, not the presidential preference.

[gruna]

According to exit polling, 20% of the people who voted in the Republican primary were not Republicans. Many of them voted for McCain.

[Preachin']

“According to exit polling, 20% of the people who voted in the Republican primary were not Republicans. Many of them voted for McCain.”

I have heard that, but also heard that they were only able to vote for the ballot initiatives.

I do not know, but it makes me wonder if the way that they voted yesterday affect how they will be able to vote in November.

[HwyChile]

So called independents who are really democrats are picking the Republican nominee. Independents should not be allowed to vote at this stage. Republicans should pick the republican candidate and the democrats should pick the democrat candidate.

I suspect that there were lots of so called independent that voted for McCain, including a bunch of hispanics who love his amnesty plan. That is what pushed him over the top.

[gruna]

The exit polling results show for which candidate they voted. McCain received well over 40% of their votes.

[JerseyHighlander]

That looks like Coral Ridge Isles and Coral Ridge Heights, that is a pretty affluent neighborhood. Most houses have canal access direct to intercoastal waterway. Looks like snowbirds voted in Florida. We can probably find over 50 cases of two state double voting voter fraud if there was even a perfunctory investigation by a semi-competent government agency.

http://www.zillow.com/real-estate/FL-Fort-Lauderdale/Coral-Ridge-Isles