Wednesday, January 9, 2008

More Proof Of Vote Fraud in New Hampshire

The articles keep on coming, folks:

"Vote Fraud CONFIRMED - Paper vs. Electronic Ballots

Ron Paul War Room
Tuesday January 9, 2008

A Ron Paul fan has put together this wonderful little table that shows precisely what happened in the towns with paper ballots vs. the towns with Diebold Accuvote optical scanner electronic voting machines.

http://ronrox.com/paulstats.php

You can see clearly by looking at the column in red how much the electronic voting machines gave or took away from a candidate. Ron Paul lost 2%+, whereas Giuliani got a 0.5% boost, stealing 4th from Ron Paul. You can also see that Mitt Romney really didn’t have 31%, but something closer to 25%, a throw of 6% in his favor.


If you’re skeptical that these numbers are indeed meaningful, just look at the Democratic field using the link on the page. No statistical difference except for 2 candidates: Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. Clinton got a 5-point boost from the machines, whereas Obama got a 2-point drop. With only a 3-point spread in the final count, it is obvious that Obama won New Hampshire - the establishment throws for their fellow Bilderberger.


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Also see
:

Stolen Elections (Part 1)

Stolen Elections (Part 2)

Proof of Vote Fraud in New Hampshire

Need more proof, readers?

"SUSAN ESTRICH BLOWS THE RIGGED ELECTION WIDE OPEN

"At around 3:00 Susan Estrich states "...Ron Paul, on that theory, is not going to be president." to which Shepard Smith replies "How do we know he's not going to be president?" and Susan then replies "Yeah, we'll fix that one."

"You may have to listen a couple times to pick it up, because Smith keeps talking right over Susan, but she does in fact say "We'll fix that" in response to Shepherd's "How do we know he's not going to be president?" -- Mike Rivero of What Really Happened

No. I heard it the FIRST TIME!

And here we are today.

" Results: Precincts where Ron Paul had 0-3 votes total

Ron Paul War Room
Tuesday January 9, 2008

I took this from ronrox.com and ran through the list out of curiosity. With as little as 5 votes total in some areas it is understandable that some candidates get no votes, but when you start to get up around the 100+ area things can start to stink real quick. The most outstanding one is ofcourse Sutton which we’ve all heard about already. 386 votes total and not 1 for Ron Paul? I call bullshit. Anyway, for people with boots on the ground and the will to look into it by taking a trip to these areas to ask around who voted for R.P. heres the list. It sure wouldn’t be to hard to find more than the numbers listed here.

Vote Data Sourced From: www.politico.com

Dixville - 7 votes
VOTE COUNT METHOD: Hand Counted Paper Ballots
- Giuliani = 1 votes = 14.29%
- Huckabee = 0 votes = 0.00%
- Hunter = 0 votes = 0.00%
- McCain = 4 votes = 57.14%
- Paul = 0 votes = 0.00%
- Romney = 2 votes = 28.57%
- Thompson = 0 votes = 0.00%
- Other = 0 votes = 0.00%

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Easton - 52 votes
VOTE COUNT METHOD: Hand Counted Paper Ballots
- Giuliani = 4 votes = 7.69%
- Huckabee = 7 votes = 13.46%
- Hunter = 0 votes = 0.00%
- McCain = 25 votes = 48.08%
- Paul = 3 votes = 5.77%
- Romney = 12 votes = 23.08%
- Thompson = 1 votes = 1.92%
- Other = 0 votes = 0.00%

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Ellsworth - 17 votes
VOTE COUNT METHOD: Hand Counted Paper Ballots
- Giuliani = 2 votes = 11.76%
- Huckabee = 0 votes = 0.00%
- Hunter = 0 votes = 0.00%
- McCain = 10 votes = 58.82%
- Paul = 1 votes = 5.88%
- Romney = 3 votes = 17.65%
- Thompson = 1 votes = 5.88%
- Other = 0 votes = 0.00%

__________________

Greenville - 144 votes
VOTE COUNT METHOD: Hand Counted Paper Ballots
- Giuliani = 16 votes = 11.11%
- Huckabee = 32 votes = 22.22%
- Hunter = 5 votes = 3.47%
- McCain = 86 votes = 59.72%
- Paul = 0 votes = 0.00%
- Romney = 0 votes = 0.00%
- Thompson = 0 votes = 0.00%
- Other = 5 votes = 3.47%

______________________

Landaff - 91 votes
VOTE COUNT METHOD: Hand Counted Paper Ballots
- Giuliani = 8 votes = 8.79%
- Huckabee = 12 votes = 13.19%
- Hunter = 0 votes = 0.00%
- McCain = 45 votes = 49.45%
- Paul = 3 votes = 3.30%
- Romney = 19 votes = 20.88%
- Thompson = 2 votes = 2.20%
- Other = 2 votes = 2.20%

________________________

Millsfield - 5 votes
VOTE COUNT METHOD: Hand Counted Paper Ballots
- Giuliani = 0 votes = 0.00%
- Huckabee = 0 votes = 0.00%
- Hunter = 0 votes = 0.00%
- McCain = 3 votes = 60.00%
- Paul = 0 votes = 0.00%
- Romney = 1 votes = 20.00%
- Thompson = 1 votes = 20.00%
- Other = 0 votes = 0.00%

_______________________

Roxbury - 33 votes
VOTE COUNT METHOD: Hand Counted Paper Ballots
- Giuliani = 2 votes = 6.06%
- Huckabee = 4 votes = 12.12%
- Hunter = 0 votes = 0.00%
- McCain = 17 votes = 51.52%
- Paul = 2 votes = 6.06%
- Romney = 6 votes = 18.18%
- Thompson = 0 votes = 0.00%
- Other = 2 votes = 6.06%

________________________

Stratford - 61 votes
VOTE COUNT METHOD: Hand Counted Paper Ballots
- Giuliani = 5 votes = 8.20%
- Huckabee = 13 votes = 21.31%
- Hunter = 0 votes = 0.00%
- McCain = 24 votes = 39.34%
- Paul = 3 votes = 4.92%
- Romney = 10 votes = 16.39%
- Thompson = 1 votes = 1.64%
- Other = 5 votes = 8.20%

___________________________

Sutton - 386 votes
VOTE COUNT METHOD: Hand Counted Paper Ballots
- Giuliani = 51 votes = 13.21%
- Huckabee = 45 votes = 11.66%
- Hunter = 0 votes = 0.00%
- McCain = 160 votes = 41.45%
- Paul = 0 votes = 0.00%
- Romney = 119 votes = 30.83%
- Thompson = 3 votes = 0.78%
- Other = 8 votes = 2.07%

_________________________

Waterville - 71 votes
VOTE COUNT METHOD:
- Giuliani = 3 votes = 4.23%
- Huckabee = 9 votes = 12.68%
- Hunter = 0 votes = 0.00%
- McCain = 32 votes = 45.07%
- Paul = 1 votes = 1.41%
- Romney = 24 votes = 33.80%
- Thompson = 0 votes = 0.00%
- Other = 2 votes = 2.82%

__________________________

Wentworth’s Location - 5 votes
VOTE COUNT METHOD:
- Giuliani = 0 votes = 0.00%
- Huckabee = 0 votes = 0.00%
- Hunter = 0 votes = 0.00%
- McCain = 3 votes = 60.00%
- Paul = 0 votes = 0.00%
- Romney = 2 votes = 40.00%
- Thompson = 0 votes = 0.00%
- Other = 0 votes = 0.00%

Hopefully we have people on the site from these areas that can shed some light on this.


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I smell a HUGE, STEAMING STINKER, readers!

Fills up the room!

"NH Primary: Pre-Election Polls Wildly Different Than Results"

"Ron Paul On CNN During New Hampshire Primary"

And we gotta check into this one
:

"Did Diebold rig New Hampshire?"

"Related
81% of New Hampshire ballots are counted in secret by a private corporation named Diebold Election Systems (now known as "Premier")
Voter Fraud Against Paul Confirmed in Sutton, N.H.
Obama and Paul poll workers kicked out of some precincts
S.C. to use voting machines banned in other states
Obama and Paul poll workers kicked out of some precincts

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Diebold and New Hampshire

At the completion of the New Hampshire primaries, certain elements are are claiming an “astonishing” discrepancy between the results tallied by hand and those tallied by Diebold machines. Naturally reddit jumped on the bandwagon as fast as possible. Here are the results as of 96% precincts reporting (NB: others include Biden, Gravel and Dodd, CNN didn’t provide info for the rest of the field when I collated the data. The rest accounted for about 1% of the vote):


Hand Diebold Difference
Clinton 35.17% 40.71% 5.54%
Obama 39.20% 36.24% -2.96%
Edwards 17.71% 16.97% -0.74%
Richardson 5.64% 4.40% -1.24%
Kucinich 1.89% 1.25% -0.64%
Others 0.49% 0.44% -0.05%

At first glance, the results seem to backup the conspiracy theorists. Is it possible that Clinton’s vote could be so much greater in the Diebold Districts and every other candidate slightly less without foul play? Has Diebold rigged the count in Hillary’s favor? Or is there something else at play?

Whilst Hand Districts are more numerous than Diebold Districts, they tend to be in less populous areas and far fewer votes are hand-counted than tallied by machine. Note that this table currently excludes the 9 Hand Districts and 2 Diebold Districts that have yet to report results.


# of Districts Votes Cast Votes/Districts
Diebold 95 222,464 2341.73
Hand 131 56,812 433.68

The discrepency may just be a matter of demographics: urban voters may like Hillary more than rural voters. So what happens when we looks at similarly sized districts? Here are the results in districts where between 900 and 1200 votes were cast.


Hand Diebold Difference
Clinton 35.90% 38.09% 2.19%
Obama 38.00% 37.47% -0.53%

The effect is far smaller when comparing similar districts, but probably not enough to arrest the fears of conspiracy theorists. In the end, Clinton won because she was more popular in the large precincts which happen to be tallied by Diebold machines. Correlation, not causation seems more likely to me.


Votes Cast in Precinct

Under 1000 1000-2000 Over 2000
Clinton 36.26% 39.20% 41.25%
Obama 38.02% 36.84% 36.29%
Difference -1.76% 2.36% 4.96%

There are so many variables in an election result that to put Hillary’s win down to jiggery-pokery without any real evidence is over the top. Demographics of the turnout and McCain siphoning Independents away from Obama at the last minute are infinitely more likely to have affected the than Diebold skullduggery.

For democracy to work, the system must be transparent and maintain the confidence of its participants. Proprietary voting machines fail both these tests. American, as far as I know, are still capable of counting, so should return exclusively to the paper ballot.

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"Clinton Received a 4.5% Boost In "Diebold" Towns"

"Wednesday, January 9, 2008

Do NH Primary Statistics Show Election Fraud?

(Updated Below)

I don't intend to sound off alarm bells, but the question does need to be asked, as we have seen signs of this in the past, such as in Ohio during the 2004 general election. I just spent the last two hours putting together a spreadsheet of the Democratic results of the NH primary for each town with almost all but a few towns reporting, and the results were somewhat surprising. (Note: This is also without including nearly 2500 write-ins due to time constraints.)

I say "somewhat" because some people will say this entirely foreseeable. What the informal statistics show is that Hillary Clinton received a 4.5% boost in towns using Diebold voting machines compared to towns that didn't. Meanwhile, Obama was hurt in these towns showing a 2.5% decrease in the Diebold towns.

One thing to note before looking too much into these statistics is that the Diebold machines were concentrated in the less rural areas. I say less rural, because there really is no "urban" areas in New Hampshire. This then begs the question as to whether rural voters really were more likely to vote for Obama than Clinton.

The possibility of election fraud is even more important considering the predictions heading into NH primaries. All the polls were showing Obama with at least a 7 point lead over Clinton, with a few showing a double-digit lead, which is no surprise considering Obama's win in Iowa over Clinton who placed third in the caucuses.

I don't have enough information or time to compare this data with anything else. No matter what, the results were still significantly closer than the blow-out that was predicted. Does this show election fraud? Right now I'm not sure, but the possibility definitely remains and must not be taken off the table.

Update: Some more statistics from the data shows that Obama in non-Diebold towns garnering 38.7% of the vote to Clinton's 36.2%. The results in Diebold towns show the exact opposite: Clinton with 40.7% of the vote and Obama with 36.2%. Not only are the positions swapped but the informal statistics have the second place candidate holding 36.2% in both cases, which could easily be a pure coincidence. What doesn't make a lot of sense to me right now and this could be a mathematical mistake on my part is where Clinton got the extra 2% of votes in Diebold towns. All the other numbers almost exact for every candidate, even Edwards who recieved 17% of the vote in Diebold towns compared to 17.6% in non-Diebold towns. That still doesn't make up for the extra 2% vote Clinton is receiving when she leads in certain towns compared to when Obama has the lead.

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