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re: These close polls are too close for comfort-- dem cheating might be the differen
Posted on 11/3/14 at 12:18 pm to Cajunese
Posted on 11/3/14 at 12:18 pm to Cajunese
quote:Yep, 14 year since the gop pulled out a close one. You will NEVER convince me that cheating does not go on in the cities that puts dems barely over the finish line. Like I said, there are folks that are so tied financially to who wins (due to welfare cuts, food stamps, etc), that they will risk jail time to vote more than once. And that is why you see precincts in NOLA and Philly have 150% voter turnout.
The last time I can recall the GOP winning a close election was Bush over Gore in Florida back in 2000.
Posted on 11/3/14 at 12:47 pm to HailHailtoMichigan!
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Yep, 14 year since the gop pulled out a close one. You will NEVER convince me that cheating does not go on in the cities that puts dems barely over the finish line. Like I said, there are folks that are so tied financially to who wins (due to welfare cuts, food stamps, etc), that they will risk jail time to vote more than once. And that is why you see precincts in NOLA and Philly have 150% voter turnout.
Last election:
2012:
Nevada Senate:
Dean Heller (R) 45.9%
Shelley Berkley (D) 44.7%
David Lory VanderBeek (Independent American) 4.9%
None of These Candidates 4.5%
2010:
Illinois Senate:
Mark Kirk (R) 48.2%
Alexi Giannoulias (D) 46.3%
LeAlan Jones (G) 3.2%
Mike Labino (L) 2.4%
Penn Senate:
Pat Toomey (R) 51.01%
Joe Sestak (D) 48.99%
2004 Presidential Election:
EV: Bush 286 Kerry 251
Bush won 3 states with 32 total electoral votes by a margin of 2.11% or less
Iowa: 751,957 49.90% 741,898 49.23% 7 EV
Nev: 418,690 50.47% 397,190 47.88% 5 EV
Ohio: 2,859,768 50.81% 2,741,167 48.71% 20 EV
Posted on 11/3/14 at 10:17 pm to HailHailtoMichigan!
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they will risk jail time to vote more than once.
With these scumbag in D.C.???
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