anyone looked at Palm Beach County?

[rjbny62]

found this at http://redefeatbush.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=293

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Incontrovertible Evidence of Fraud in Palm Beach County?
Posted on Saturday, November 13 @ 00:27:09 EST by DavidAdmin


Check out these stunning results from Palm Beach County:

Absentee Kerry: 58%
Absentee Bush: 42%
Absentee Total: 91,038
Kerry Absentee Margin: +16

Early Kerry: 72%
Early Bush: 28%
Early Total: 49,365
Kerry Early Voting Margin: +43

Election Day Kerry: 40%
Election Day Total: 404,666
Kerry Election Day Margin: -20


If a similar breakdown were available from other Florida counties would it show a similar result? Is there any possible legitimate explanation for this outcome? We do not find the argument that Democrats voted absentee or early voting and the Republicans waited to vote on election day, because the facts of organizational strength on the ground were precisely the opposite of that. It was the Republicans who were by far the better organized with their GOTV operation.

Don't believe it? Get the official Palm Beach County election returns spreadsheet and see for yourself.

http://www.pbelections.org/ElectionResults/2004/General/GENERAL2004.xls

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[rockedthevoteinMA]

1. THAT'S CRAZY!!!

Did you send that to Blackboxvoting.org? I am mathematically challenged (as well as computer) but that looks extremely suspect.

[roseBudd]

11. The absentee and early voting serves as a control

that much fluctuation puts the election day results in question.

[chiffon]

2. Very very interesting.

The numbers just don't add up. I don't for one minute believe that election day tallies are even close to the actual votes.

Good post!

[berner59]

3. I'm sure BBV has this...

Didn't Bev say the other day that she felt that FL & OH could both be turned around with a recount?? Those numbers are stunning...plus someone posted the other day about the absentee theory: that those numbers are a real snapshot of the general electorate and that those numbers mirrored the exit polls. I keep saying, to anyone I can yell to, that it's the exit poll numbers that have to be dealt with - there's the proof - in way too many states (battle ground) they CAN'T be ALL wrong and in others, be ALL CORRECT!!! Something is wrong...

[mapman2]

4. Yes, I looked at it

and checked your numbers and found out that you transposed the election day tallies. Kerry got 60%

[newyawker99]

8. Hi mapman2!!

Welcome to DU!! :toast:

[DoYouEverWonder]

5. Other REP counties that I've looked at that posted their data

show a strong preference to Bush in EV and Absentee.

WPB is a DEM county, so I would expect Kerry to well in EV, ABS and Election Day voting. The flip on election day does not make sense.

[floridadem30]

12. Actually if you look at the counties won by kerry bush gained a lot more

Absentee and early voting seems to favor bush even though these are democratic counties. some are 63% dem to 26% repub.

[bj2110]

6. Palm Beach Data Shows...

49,635 total "Voting Machine" votes in its list of precinct data. You used this as early voting #'s? Is this right?

If so, that's a huge variance. A lot of Florida counties have these results available. I checked Hillsborough, and it was dead on within 1% between all counts, absentee, early, & election day.

I had the Palm Beach results up as I read your post...

[bj2110]

7. Actually, there's a 6.4% swing between abs/early and election day....

Even if you count "Voting Machine" votes as early votes.

Abs/Early:
Bush 51704 36.5%
Kerry 88343 62.4% (+25.9%)

Election Day:
Bush 160874 39.7%
Kerry 240210 59.2% (+19.5%)

This doesn't seem too unreasonable to me. Although, after analyzing North Carolina for these discrepancies by county, it does raise a flag that almost all of the variances that I've seen between absentee votes & election day votes swing in favor of Bush.

I think my next task is to pull together the Florida county data, w/absentee early votes.

[roseBudd]

14. Don't forget Cuyahuga County in Ohio

Seems like the vote switching went on in heavy dem counties. In Ohio we were waiting for Cuyahuga to pull it out for us and it never happened. I'd also sure like to know what counties those 93,000 uncounted punchcard ballots originated from.

[newyawker99]

9. Hi bj2110!!

Welcome to DU!! :toast:

[floridadem30]

10. jefferson and hardee county are very similar

[bullimiami]

13. im assuming votes have been skimmed all around the country.

its those damn touchscreens where the skimming is done and pretty sophisticated i think.

seems like the trick with the optical scan / tabulator is done manually in a hurry and is a lot sloppier.

[shelley806]

15. Thhe NC study goes over this very point; about 1/3 (?) absentee

votes made for a great 'inside' control study. Looks like the absentee voters had the exit poll data right on the nose. I bet that the absentee votes are going to be the smoking gun in this election!