[dirtboy]

Even Harry’s son lost.

The GOP candidate for governor was Hispanic. It is entirely within the realm of possibility that Hispanic voters would split their tickets in that situation. After all, Dingy Harry made it ethnic, and it could well have screwed his own son in the process.

[jivin gene]

Like I said before, I will volunteer to help look at EVERY frigging ballot cast in order to match it to a LEGITIMATE voter. And, I will bet you the end results will be drastically different. Then, I will testify against EVERY ILLEGITIMATE voter. Until we, as a nation, can guarantee one vote/one legitimate voter, we are simply pi$$ing up a rope. I’m sick of getting all wet. It is as simple as a “hand print” computer data base. And if certain select groups feel “disenfranchised”, I will gladly hand them my rope.

[HarleyD]

Here is the statistical breakdown county by county:

...............Angle .........Reid

Humboldt.......56.90%........32.12%
Elko.......... 63.55%....... 25.25%
Pershing...... 52.71% .......34.39%
Churchill .....63.40%....... 27.80%
Storey........ 52.67%....... 39.50%
Lyon ..........59.95%....... 32.39%
Carson City... 47.96%....... 44.64%
Douglas .......59.04%....... 34.57%
Landers....... 63.17% .......25.61%
Eureka ........69.04% .......18.05%
White Pine ....67.33% .......21.51%
Nye ...........54.33% .......36.66%
Esmeralda .....67.51% .......20.15%
Lincoln .......67.27% .......22.68%
Clark .........41.35% .......54.36%
Washoe........ 44.87% .......49.87%
Mineral .......43.19% .......44.93%
Average .......58.14% .......32.51%
Median ........59.04% .......32.39%

Albeit, this is a very preliminary study but only in Clark, Washoe and Mineral did Angle lose. In every other county she won in most cases by large margins.

In the three counties she lost, the results shows the following:

In Washoe County for the US Congressional race 131626 were cast for Republicans and Democrats. Out of 131,626 votes, 80,055 or 59.02% voted for the Republican Congressional Rep. Yet Angle only got 44.87% of the votes in Washoe. Meanwhile Reid picks up 49.87% of the votes when the Democrat Congressional candidate gets 38.02% of the votes. Also, in Washoe County 131626 cast their votes for the Congressional race while 140897 cast their votes in the Senate race, a difference of 9271.

In Mineral 1190 voted Republican for the House seat while 559 voted for the Democrat. Yet 822 voted Republican for the Senate while 855 voted for Reid. We're not talking about independent voters here, we're talking about Republicans/Democrats. This is totally inconsistent with what the other counties are showing.

Finally Clark County has three congressional districts. The number of people voting for the Republican/Democrat House candidate was 572336. Yet the number of people voting for the Senate candidate was 464988; a difference of almost 110,000. One has to wonder WHY didn't almost 1/4 of the electorate who voted for either a Republican/Democrat in the House race didn't bother to vote in the Senate race. Also, the House Republicans captured 199,204 of the votes, yet Angles only captured 192,257. For the House Democrats, they captured 238,001; yet Reid captures 252,749 of the votes.

There is no plausible explanation for the missing 110K votes and the wide swings between the Congressional House races and the Senate race in these three counties. These are outside of the statistical odds of all the other counties.