[combat_boots]

I heard there are 116,000 out of state voters, but I am not certain that’s the number of absentee ballots requested. A friend called me last night saying that Brit Hume was saying on radio how he’d bumped into a couple that were flying to MASS for the man to vote there. The man was still registered to voted in MASS and he wanted to be there.

I don’t know the number of dead that haven’t been purged, but on Hannity tonight, Beckel said that the turnout must be at least 35% for Coakley to make a showing, or, perhaps pull it out. Beckel also said there must be no going ahead with HC or pushing back on Brown’s seating as a senator, should he win. Beckel was not happy, but there was also a bit of him giving a heads up to someone, or at least that was my take on what he was saying.

[SW6906]

The 116,000 (or was it 160,000?) is the number of dead people still on the voter rolls. The number of people who no longer live at the address they are registered at (either moved within the state or moved out of state) is over 500,000. That makes ~16% of the voting rolls that are not legally correct.

How many of them will vote? We're talking an election that is VERY important to Democrats in a state RAN by Democrats........