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If one compares the top quality, noon-partisan political polls from the last Presidential elections for California, you will see that the they all had George Bush closing in the final days to within the margin of error of the polls. In other words, Gore still had a small, but perceptible lead among those polls and self-identified as "likely voters." As it turned out, Gore won by a hefty margin; much larger than the margin of error of many of the polls. What went wrong?

It is simple really. The pollsters used tried and true methods to idenify "likely voters" and almost all of them used live telephone contact techniques. therefore, they were under-represented in several voting categories ... Spanish speakers (usually non-citizens), the dead, family pets registered to vote absentee (One L.A. area newspaper estimated several hundred animals were registered to vote in L.A. county alone), and voters who had moved away, but were still registered at their old address. You may say, "These people can't vote, and yet the evidence shows that thousands of them did ... and everyone an illegal vote. Not all of the illegal votes went to Gore, but I would estimate the lion's share did so.

Some have estimated that as much as 10% of the California vote is fraudulent. With 15 million votes cast, that mean over 1 million illegal votes cast. This is a major Dumbocrap constituency.

Assuming Davis is recalled, I would hope that his replacement would immediately called for the voter rolls statewide to be purged, and that every person who re-registers be required to show proof of citizenship.