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I hate to repeat myself, but Cunningham's comments are curious. He used to be assistant AG of Ohio, and so is pretty well connected. He was assured by the Sec State of Ohio that republican turnout by 4pm was comfortably in the eighty percent range, but the next day it was tallied to be in the low seventies. Now for all you math geeks out there, party specific voter turnout is a monotonically increasing function. It can stay static, but doesn't go down. There is no way to “revoke” your own vote. So how the heck does this happen?

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I heard Cunninghams’ comments, I think on Hannity’s show, late afternoon Tuesday. That’s what shocked me about Ohio late in the evening. Something ain’t right....not right at all.

[C. Edmund Wright]

I heard Cunninghams’ comments, I think on Hannity’s show, late afternoon Tuesday. That’s what shocked me about Ohio late in the evening. Something ain’t right....not right at all.

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If Mitt “threw in the towel” at about 10:30 or 11:00 there would be blood in the streets if the numbers showed Mitt actually WON Ohio so they “fixed it”, just like they been fixing Va and Fla for almost a week. Which is why they can’t afford to fully open the books in West’s race.