#Berniemath
Arizona is the latest poster child of election fraud, along with Florida 2000 and Ohio 2004. Sanders won Utah (a bordering state) and Idaho primaries with nearly 80% of the vote. But he lost in Arizona by 60-38%. Who believes it?
The National Exit Pool (NEP) of six major media conglomerates funds exit pollster Edison Research. The NEP decided not to poll AZ. It’s as if they knew they would have to match the unadjusted poll to a bogus recorded vote; the massive discrepancies would be too obvious. But the networks called it for Hillary with less than 1% of the votes in. How did they know this if they did not exit poll? Luckily the Yavapai County Daily Courier did an exit poll – and Bernie led by 63-37%. Hillary won the county by 54-43%- an impossible 37% difference in margin. But the evidence of fraud goes much further than this one poll.
Of the 15 Arizona counties, Maricopa (Phoenix) is by far the largest with nearly 60% of the vote. Pima County (Tucson) is second with 16%. In the 2008 primary, Maricopa voter turnout was 54.3%. In the other 14 counties, there was a 47.2% turnout. In 2016, 13 counties had higher voter turnout rates than in 2008. The 4.1% decline (17,000 votes) in Maricopa 2016 turnout (50.2%) from 2008 is counter-intuitive. Voter turnout in the other 14 AZ counties increased by 8.27% to 55.48%.
Based on the overall trend, Maricopa should have had an approximate 62.6% turnout. It is a powerful indicator of voter suppression. The probability of the 12.4% difference (153,000 votes) between Maricopa’s projected voter turnout and the actual 50.2% turnout is approximately 6.2E-12 or 1 in 6 trillion.
The probability of the 5.26% difference in voter turnout between 14 AZ counties (55.48%) and Maricopa (50.22%) is approximately 0.03% (1 in 3000).
https://richardcharnin.wordpress.com/2016/04/13/17564/
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Some people will literally believe anything.
