Interesting isn’t it, that these discrepancies only seemed to happen in known blue districts/precincts?

Flora Duh on November 11, 2012 at 11:19 AM

That was all they needed. 150% turnout in key blue districts, and Obama gets enough votes to win the entire state.

Anyone who gives money to Hurricane relief victims now in Florida, or to leftwing charities like Red Cross and United Way is an idiot. Save your dollars for Republican states like Louisiana and Mississippi. Vote with your dollars. No more charitable contributions from Republicans for Hurricane relief in Florida, New Jersey, or any other Blue State.

You send them money to help them out, you are a traitor to our cause.

ericdondero on November 11, 2012 at 5:02 AM

You do realize that Mississippi is one of the biggest moochers in the country right?

Anyone who gives money to Hurricane relief victims now in Florida, or to leftwing charities like Red Cross and United Way is an idiot. Save your dollars for Republican states like Louisiana and Mississippi. Vote with your dollars. No more charitable contributions from Republicans for Hurricane relief in Florida, New Jersey, or any other Blue State.
You send them money to help them out, you are a traitor to our cause.
ericdondero on November 11, 2012 at 5:02 AM
that is so ridiculous- you refuse to help hurricane victims just because the states voted for a different political party than you??
Sachiko on November 11, 2012 at 2:10 PM

Yes. My “charity” is my taxes that the mooches take. The people have spoken: they want government to rule their lives and give them stuff. I give nothing to charity from now on. Let them starve if big daddy govt doesn’t help. When we all can’t afford basics like electricity and gasoline and food prices are sky high and no jobs exist maybe THEN the dumba$$es will get the point.

Anyone who gives money to Hurricane relief victims now in Florida, or to leftwing charities like Red Cross and United Way is an idiot. Save your dollars for Republican states like Louisiana and Mississippi. Vote with your dollars. No more charitable contributions from Republicans for Hurricane relief in Florida, New Jersey, or any other Blue State.

You send them money to help them out, you are a traitor to our cause.

ericdondero on November 11, 2012 at 5:02 AM

that is so ridiculous- you refuse to help hurricane victims just because the states voted for a different political party than you??

Anyone who gives money to Hurricane relief victims now in Florida, or to leftwing charities like Red Cross and United Way is an idiot.

You send them money to help them out, you are a traitor to our cause.

ericdondero on November 11, 2012 at 5:02 AM

Whew! Lucky I’m only a Red Cross volunteer. That means I can stay, right?

How many votes did Gary Johnson and Rosanne Barr get there?

MikeknaJ on November 10, 2012 at 2:30 PM

Romney / Ryan REP 4,162,174 49.13%

Obama / Biden DEM 4,236,032 50.01%

Stevens / Link OBJ 3,855 0.05%

Johnson / Gray LBT 44,684 0.53%

Goode, / Clymer CPF 2,602 0.03%

Stein / Honkala GRE 8,930 0.11%

Barnett / Cross REF 819 0.01%

Alexander / Mendoza SOC 797 0.01%

Lindsay / Osorio PSL 322 0%

Barr / Sheehan PFP 8,146 0.1%

Hoefling / Ellis AIP 944 0.01%

Anderson / Rodriguez JPF 1,753 0.02%

Byrne / Harris WRI 0 0%

Coniglio / Walsh WRI 1 0%

Duncan / Johnson WRI 3 0%

Durham / Lopez WRI 3 0%

Magee / Harney WRI 0 0%

Reed / Cary WRI 30 0%

3rd Party Vote Total: 72,889

Difference between Romney & Obama: 73,858

So what’s the source for the higher percentage of votes than registered voters accusation?

Boomer_Sooner on November 10, 2012 at 7:55 PM

http://www.slcelections.com/Pdf%20Docs/2012%20General/GEMS%20SOVC%20REPORT.pdf

Because of the 12 amendment questions, every St. Lucie county voter was given two ballot pages (i.e., “cards”) because it took too much room to fit everything on one. So, every voter cast 2 cards, hence the cards being greater than the number of voters. You can just look at the # of votes in the county and see that it’s only 70% turnout.

AngusMc on November 11, 2012 at 12:22 AM

Interesting isn’t it, that these discrepancies only seemed to happen in known blue districts/precincts?

Many have been fooled by the fauxtography involving Obama voting. Whether he posed for the photo with I.D. for propaganda purposes, or as some kind of sick inside joke (given the Democrats have opposed photo I.D.), Illinois does not require ANY I.D. to vote.

It’s official. Florida can go to Hell. Good luck with that next hurricane, you worthless F##ks.

teacherman on November 10, 2012 at 4:43 PM

Anyone who gives money to Hurricane relief victims now in Florida, or to leftwing charities like Red Cross and United Way is an idiot. Save your dollars for Republican states like Louisiana and Mississippi. Vote with your dollars. No more charitable contributions from Republicans for Hurricane relief in Florida, New Jersey, or any other Blue State.

You send them money to help them out, you are a traitor to our cause.

Just too difficult to believe this American hating dolt is voted in again and that the voters are so F’n stupid!

Really very sad.

http://www.floridapoliticalpress.com/2012/11/10/st-lucie-county-reports-141-1-voter-turnout-results-impact-allen-wests-failed-reelection-bid/

And just think, all of those 74,000 votes could be fake and could all come from this one county.

I don’t think voter ID fixes this type of election fraud.

The US should be the laughingstock of the UN for this.

talkingpoints on November 10, 2012 at 6:51 PM

If they actually had that many votes in the county, yes, it would be a big deal. However, they didn’t. And people pumping this as evidence of fraud are doing a real disservice to attempts to root out real fraud.

Because of the 12 amendment questions, every St. Lucie county voter was given two ballot pages (i.e., “cards”) because it took too much room to fit everything on one. So, every voter cast 2 cards, hence the cards being greater than the number of voters. You can just look at the # of votes in the county and see that it’s only 70% turnout.

And yet the TruCons in MO and IN, once considered to be battleground states, got walloped while Romney cruised.

The Count on November 10, 2012 at 4:37 PM

Romney and Ryan couldn’t even deliver their own states,Regions,or Moderate Political regions.

And yet the TruCons in MO and IN, once considered to be battleground states, got walloped while Romney cruised.

The Count on November 10, 2012 at 4:37 PM

So long as you’re cruising, you best not look at those CT and MA results.

Stoic Patriot on November 10, 2012 at 6:42 PM

Yep. Amazing how Rinoey types filter the data to make it seem like its some catastrophe to run a candidate that energizes to the base.

They will insist on running a McCain/Romney clone again; when we lose again they will say its because of a radical tectonic shift in demographics from a mere two years ago in 2010 when we won in a landslide from the Tea Party Movement.

Its those darn demographics doncha know that completely changed in 2 years. So they turn it around and say we gotta appeal even more to the indies. Idiots.

The US should be the laughingstock of the UN for this.

talkingpoints on November 10, 2012 at 6:51 PM

You know who should be the biggest laughingstocks? All those pundits who are still arguing about what Romney and the GOP did wrong. I’ll tell you what they did wrong. They conceded.

This election was stolen. They should be objecting and suing and getting EVERY vote from EVERY district with greater than 100% turnout thrown out. Re-run the election in those districts with strict supervision if you want. But don’t just accept the obviously fraudulent results.

If nobody does anything about this, then there’s no point in voting ever again.

And just think, all of those 74,000 votes could be fake and could all come from this one county.

I don’t think voter ID fixes this type of election fraud.

The US should be the laughingstock of the UN for this.

And yet the TruCons in MO and IN, once considered to be battleground states, got walloped while Romney cruised.

The Count on November 10, 2012 at 4:37 PM

So long as you’re cruising, you best not look at those CT and MA results.

Florida actually has voter ID. Look it up.

Ric on November 10, 2012 at 3:48 PM

Voter ID is only one part of the problem. St. Lucie county had 141% of registered voters cast ballots. Exercise for the reader, explain how that is possible without vote fraud. Note, that’s REGISTERED voters, not 2010 census counts. Just about 1.5 people per registered voter cast a ballot. At least those committing fraud in Cleveland were reasonable, they only cheated to 90% turnout.

But go right ahead and be condescending, you liberals are great at that.

Really gg? I didn’t realize Romney took MN.

Flora Duh on November 10, 2012 at 5:49 PM

I’m sorry I didn’t mean it that way. Still blowing off steam.

Trust me I feel the same about Minnesota too.

Before you all go cursing and damning to hell the whole state, it might do you well to take a look at a map of the Red counties vs Blue counties in the final results.

I’ll save you the trouble, there’s a helluva lot more red than there is blue.

Maybe you all should start directing your wrath where it deserves to be – the GOP who is letting the Dems in Broward and St Lucie Counties get away with blatant vote counting fraud.

Unless of course you think it’s smarter to curse the very people you’re going to need if you ever hope to win a national election again.

Let them gain the “benefits” of their vote.

gophergirl on November 10, 2012 at 2:37 PM

Really gg? I didn’t realize Romney took MN.

She knew how to incite her peeps. Let them think that the white man was going to pick you up by your shoulders and haul you to the end of the end of line. Someone please tell her it’s 2012 and we can all use the same fountain.

salem on November 10, 2012 at 2:34 PM

Now it’s whitey’s turn to cry. This won’t end well for America—-left or right.

What election?

http://obamavoterfraud.blogspot.com/

davidk on November 10, 2012 at 3:08 PM

Sad but true

How did JFK win?

Wonder if we will put much faith in polls in future elections? Seems not too many were correct this time?
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letget on November 10, 2012 at 3:07 PM

Actually they turned out to be pretty accurate. It was just conservative media that only gave credence to ones that said what their customers wanted to hear, and anything that didn’t was discredited on the basis of “bad samples”, “question wording”, or “source”.

The general theme was, it’s a conspiracy against you, you can only trust us and outlets ideologically like us, tune in tomorrow to us or outlets like us or you won’t know the real truth, traffic bait. Oh! And btw, here’s an auto-play ad and have you heard about my new sleep number bed?! Gold line.

Trust us.

A very deep analysis of the voting records needs to be undertaken after this election. Vote fraud, vote counting fraud, and shenanigans with the voting machines are not giving a lot of confidence in the electoral process. I want to know how many dead people voted, how many people reside at empty lots, and how many people voted twice or voted in more than one state.

AZfederalist on November 10, 2012 at 2:21 PM

Why is this not even being mentioned? Machines flipping votes..always to Obama..100% turnout with almost all going to Obama..etc.

From the other side it seems “dog whistles” and “code words” people imagining things said that weren’t said, months of “hanging chads” and “pregnant chads” etc, all worthy of endless media coverage.
This?..Nothing.

Florida actually has voter ID. Look it up.

Ric on November 10, 2012 at 3:48 PM

There are actually laws against poll workers wearing Obama paraphernalia, handing individuals multiple ballots and kicking out authorized GOP poll watchers too.

So Romney managed to lose, winning only 2 more states than McCain, and getting fewer actual votes than McCain.

Electable.

Stoic Patriot on November 10, 2012 at 3:14 PM

And yet the TruCons in MO and IN, once considered to be battleground states, got walloped while Romney cruised.

How many votes did Gary Johnson and Rosanne Barr get there?

MikeknaJ on November 10, 2012 at 2:30 PM

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Hollywood/2012/11/09/How-Did-Roseanne-Do

Caution: Ugly picture alert.

Florida actually has voter ID. Look it up.

Ric on November 10, 2012 at 3:48 PM

Yeah, right. Next you’ll be claiming we landed ont he moon.

Hmmmm… that voter suppression stuff didn’t work out after all.

lexhamfox on November 10, 2012 at 2:53 PM
Because it never existed.

However, the voter fraud stuff seems to have worked splendidly. No wonder Holder was so dogged about making sure that voter ID was overturned. That would have complicated the vote rigging efforts.

AZfederalist on November 10, 2012 at 3:06 PM

Florida actually has voter ID. Look it up.

What election?

http://obamavoterfraud.blogspot.com/

davidk on November 10, 2012 at 3:08 PM

Nice find, Comrade!

Scott Walker/Susanna Martinez 2016!

And they’ll get beat just as badly, probably worse.

The geriatric snowbird “F*** the next generation I done paid my taxes” folks at work. I’ve met some of them – they’re not stupid. They know the Democrat economic plan leads to ruin but they literally told me “Well I’ll be dead by then so who cares”.

Forward!

CorporatePiggy on November 10, 2012 at 2:48 PM

Couple that with the “I don’t care if you give Dad the little pill as long as it doesn’t nullify his death insurance policy” vote then, “Who cares?”