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Originally Posted by Ustwo
You mean the 2004 exit polls which were mostly in urban centers and surprisingly went to Kerry?
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No, I'm referring to a massive shift between exit polls and counted results being a starting point for investigations that led to discoveries like:
- 6,000,000 voters abroad didn't receive ballots or received them far too late to vote after the Pentagon inexplicably shut down their website meant to manage overseas ballots
- Sproul & Associates shredded Democratic registrations
- 'malfunctioning' voting machines in New Mexico failed to register votes on over 20,000 ballots
- as many as 1,000,000 ballots were spoiled by faulty voting equipment (that's about 1 out of ever 100 ballots)
In Ohio:
- Republican counties like Miami County recorded turnouts as high as 98% (literally impossible) and Democratic areas like inner city Cleveland had only 7% (despite people waiting in 2 hour lines all day in those locations)
- In Warren county, Republican election officials manufactured a terrorist threat to stop the media from monitoring the official vote count
- Over 357,00 voters, overwhelmingly Dems, were prevented from casting ballots and didn't have their vote counted. BTW, that shift was more than double the margin that Bush won by.
- 1/4 of all registered Ohio voters were not listed on the rolls
- upwards of 80,000 votes for Kerry were counted instead for Bush
All this required was you pay attention when there's an election. Each of these facts is verifiable.