[Grampa Dave]

Thanks for grabbing this and posting it:

To: IMRight

Looks like GWB won by a larger margin than we all thought...look at this question's results

Which candidate for President of the United States did you vote for? Was it -- (ROTATE) -- • George W. Bush, • Al Gore, • Ralph Nader, or • Pat Buchanan?

George W. Bush.......................... .............................5 1%
Al Gore.......................... .............................. .............39%
Ralph Nader .............................. .............................. ...3%
Pat Buchanan .............................. .............................. .1%
OTHER (DNR)......................... .............................. ...1%
REFUSED (DNR) .............................. .......................3%
UNSURE/DID NOT VOTE (DNR) .........................3%


37 posted on 6/25/02 11:29 AM Pacific by Once-Ler

This may be the most important piece of data in this poll.

How much voter fraud actually happened in Nov 2000?

[hchutch]

Good question. But the RNC seems to mbe making plans for 2004 on that front. It's probably asking too much to expect them to roll in 2002, but it will still be interesting to see what happens.

I think the GOP makes gains in the House, and the Senate will have a big switch.

[Once-Ler]

While I don't doubt some fraud in the 2000 elections, I think this really shows that some poll respondents (gasp) lie!

[PhiKapMom]

The amount of fraud reported was large. In places they had over 100% of registered voters that voted. Not to mention, dead and dog voters or those folks that voted in NY and FL! And then in some States they don't count absentee ballots if they don't influence the outcome of the election -- not sure anyone knows how many absentee ballots were never counted.

Found out about the absentee ballots from several sources -- one of those being the Oklahoma Elections Commission who told me that OK is one of the few states where all ballots are required to be counted whether it influences the outcome or not.

Then you always have those folks that don't want to admit they stayed home or voted for someone else.

All in all, I think this speaks volumes.