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Originally posted by OutKast Searcher
reply to post by interupt42
I did the analysis for Waldo county...the only county where there is proof that precincts were missing. The one other precinct they mention...I have not seen the proof for that or the "correct" tallys so I can't look at those numbers.
Washington county hasn't voted yet...they will tomorrow. Judging from 2008 turnout...if they get 200 votes that would be considered a huge turnout.
The analysis for Waldo county is correct...Ron Paul has a net gain of 6 votes on Romney. Or are you saying that isn't correct?
Take the county results: waldo.villagesoup.com...
subtract out the already reported tows from the official count: www.mainegop.com...
Originally posted by OutKast Searcher
reply to post by interupt42
I don't think you are following what I am doing.
For Waldo county, there is the county tally sheet that shows how all the precincts voted. Then there is the official Maine GOP tally sheet. The official Maine GOP tally sheet has zeroes in some precincts in Waldo county that are showing up on the Waldo county tally sheet. But not all of them are zeroes...the ones that are recorded match up exactly to the counts on the Waldo tally sheet.
So for to find the precincts that aren't recorded in the official Maine GOP tally...you start with the Waldo County tally sheet that has all the precincts reported. You then go to the official Maine GOP tally sheet and find which precincts were reported. You take those precincts, remove them from the Waldo county tally sheet and you are left with only the precincts that did not get recorded on the official count.
So now you have the "missing" precincts...add up the votes there and that is where I got my numbers that showed Ron Paul gaining only a net gain of 6 votes on Mitt Romney.
I'm not using any other county to calculate this...only Waldo county which is what most of the Paul supporters are freaking out about.
Originally posted by tallcool1
reply to post by VerityPhantom
The 2000 election of Bush over Gore was more of a controversy regarding the electoral vote - which Bush did actually win. However, Gore won the popular vote by over 500,000 votes...hence my previous comment about the US needing to get rid of the electoral college. Regardless of how much of an arrogant, hypocritical a$$ Gore is and how much worse the country would have been with him in charge, he did win.
Bush was actually the 4th president to not win the popular vote.
Andrew Jackson won the popular vote, but lost the electoral vote to John Quincy Adams in 1824.
Samual Tilden won the popular vote, but lost the electoral vote to Rutherford Hayes in 1876.
Grover Cleveland won the popular vote, but lost the electoral vote to Benjamin Harrison in 1888.
So, the only two presidents who were sons of previous presidents actually lost in the popular vote.
Originally posted by UKTruth
reply to post by OutKast Searcher
There are still a number of anomalies beyond Waldo within the detail county and precinct vote counts.
1) The individual precinct votes dont add up to the totals shown for Maine
2) Only 3 of the counties show all precinct votes - the rest have at least some precinct votes at zero
3) Of the 623 precincts, 157 show zero votes - Washington is yet to vote - except for 1 precinct. 20 of the 26 precincts in Waldo show zero votes (with only 3 of those 20 known not to have caucused). 11 other counties show precincts with zero votes. Maybe some of the other precincts are legitimately at zero, many are not.
4) Aroostook only shows a total vote, with no precinct detail
5) Your ajdusted totals, from which you derived your 6 vote swing in Waldo, includes 5 precincts with zero votes.
Originally posted by GogoVicMorrow
reply to post by OutKast Searcher
Waste of time without the yet to be cast votes, missing data, and corrected available data.edit on 17-2-2012 by GogoVicMorrow because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by GogoVicMorrow
reply to post by OutKast Searcher
You are off because you are trying to make a point with faulty data then trying to defend your attempt at making a point with faulty data by giving a false, alternative righteous reason of "i was having myself a patriotic, unbiased, look for possible fraud."
I have looked at the info, but I know it's as good as meaningless until they vote and recount (and still then they should have penalized Webster more so he couldn't further manipulate, fool them once and then twice apparently).