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Probability of 11.8% exit poll discrepancy
……………..Sanders Clinton Margin
Recorded …..42.1%….. 57.9%……15.8%
Exit poll…….48.0%…..52.0%……4.0%
The probability P of the discrepancy is 1 in 236,000.
originally posted by: AlaskanDad
a reply to: UKTruth
I think Sen Sanders won New York, here's what mathematician Richard Charmin has to say, more at source.
Probability of 11.8% exit poll discrepancy
……………..Sanders Clinton Margin
Recorded …..42.1%….. 57.9%……15.8%
Exit poll…….48.0%…..52.0%……4.0%
The probability P of the discrepancy is 1 in 236,000.
source
The odd of a loss of 11.6% of votes from the exit poll to the final tally is 1 in 236,000!
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: UKTruth
. . . with first hand witness statements
More accusations.
You know what "they" say about human witnesses.
originally posted by: UKTruth
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: UKTruth
. . . with first hand witness statements
More accusations.
You know what "they" say about human witnesses.
Watch the video - attorney generals, police officers, convictions, signed documents...
You can bury your head in the sand (or allegedly coc aine in the Clintons' case) if you like. That's up to you.
I prefer to not dismiss the information provided.
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: UKTruth
originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: UKTruth
. . . with first hand witness statements
More accusations.
You know what "they" say about human witnesses.
Watch the video - attorney generals, police officers, convictions, signed documents...
You can bury your head in the sand (or allegedly coc aine in the Clintons' case) if you like. That's up to you.
I prefer to not dismiss the information provided.
I'm not burying my head in the sand.
The website "Bush Bones" - - 20 years ago was fascinating.
Now we have the Clinton's - - I doubt anything will come of this either.
originally posted by: Eilasvaleleyn
a reply to: Annee
You're talking as if they wanted to get him on something other than sex. Had there been such a thing, witnesses would have conveniently disappeared, prosecutors would have fumbled the case, courts would have decided it wasn't worth their time and shelved it "for later" (code for "never").
Besides, everyone knows that the one with all the dirty laundry is Hillary. Bill might have been complicit, but he wasn't pulling the strings.
originally posted by: AlaskanDad
a reply to: UKTruth
I think Sen Sanders won New York, here's what mathematician Richard Charmin has to say, more at source.
Probability of 11.8% exit poll discrepancy
……………..Sanders Clinton Margin
Recorded …..42.1%….. 57.9%……15.8%
Exit poll…….48.0%…..52.0%……4.0%
The probability P of the discrepancy is 1 in 236,000.
source
The odd of a loss of 11.6% of votes from the exit poll to the final tally is 1 in 236,000!
At 9:03 pm, there were 1307 exit poll respondents, Clinton led the actual count by 680-622 (52.0-47.6%). With just 84 additional respondents (1391 total), Clinton’s lead increased to 802-589 (57.7-42.3%). She had 122 additional respondents and Sanders had 33 fewer.
How can Clinton gain 122 of 84 respondents? How can Sanders’ total drop? They can’t. It is mathematically impossible. Therefore the final vote has to be impossible as well. . The exit poll was forced to match the recorded vote with impossible adjustments
originally posted by: Eilasvaleleyn
a reply to: Annee
All lies and made-up stories, I'm sure.
Absence of proof is not proof of absence. But go on ahead, keep your eyes wide shut.
Are you willing, unlike your friend, to admit that someone is tipping the 2016 Democratic Primary in Hillary's favor, she may not be involved herself, directly or indirectly, but it. Is. Happening.
The DNC and the Media are obviously giving her helping hands, but there's something more, too.
originally posted by: Eilasvaleleyn
a reply to: Annee
So you're not even going to acknowledge all the shady stuff in the Clinton history. -siiigh-
Talk about willfully blind.
originally posted by: pianopraze
originally posted by: AlaskanDad
a reply to: UKTruth
I think Sen Sanders won New York, here's what mathematician Richard Charmin has to say, more at source.
Probability of 11.8% exit poll discrepancy
……………..Sanders Clinton Margin
Recorded …..42.1%….. 57.9%……15.8%
Exit poll…….48.0%…..52.0%……4.0%
The probability P of the discrepancy is 1 in 236,000.
source
The odd of a loss of 11.6% of votes from the exit poll to the final tally is 1 in 236,000!
The more important note is that they exit poll numbers were CHANGED!!!!
from your link:
At 9:03 pm, there were 1307 exit poll respondents, Clinton led the actual count by 680-622 (52.0-47.6%). With just 84 additional respondents (1391 total), Clinton’s lead increased to 802-589 (57.7-42.3%). She had 122 additional respondents and Sanders had 33 fewer.
How can Clinton gain 122 of 84 respondents? How can Sanders’ total drop? They can’t. It is mathematically impossible. Therefore the final vote has to be impossible as well. . The exit poll was forced to match the recorded vote with impossible adjustments
9:03pm 1307 repondednts, 680 Clinton 622 Snaders
Final: 1391 respondents 802 Hillary 589 Sanders.
At 9:03 Sanders had 622 Votes, at close he had 589. 33 Votes were deleted!!!
Sanders LOST votes in the poll.... forget 11.8% discrepancy. There is a 100% Chance of election rigging.
originally posted by: MountainLaurel
Aside from the fact that our current voting system is outdated and allows "opportunities" for fraud...it's a big waste of money too. Why not just give people a "pin" number when they register to vote, similar to a bank account. With that pin # you can either vote by phone or internet, you could also manage your party affiliation, if you want to switch it and address changes...It just can't be that hard with today's technology !