So, we're supposed to believe that Bush got more votes in several FLA

[unfrigginreal]

counties than there are registered Republicans? Right, I buy that. I wonder what other states this occured in?

Nassau County Bush 23,726 - Reg Rep 20,304
Hillsborough Bush 241,630 - Reg Rep 218,041

http://ustogether.org/Florida_Election.htm

[OilemFirchen]

1. Odd...

Random example:

Liberty County: Registered Reps: 322, Actual Results: 1,927.

How do they know the number of R vs. D in the actual voting? Do you have to declare a party when you vote in Florida?

[unfrigginreal]

3. I don't know about Florida but in my state they do know how you are

registered when you sign in to vote.

[LisaL]

6. IN OH, when you go vote, you sign in the book.

Your registration is on your voting card, you declare your party when you register to vote. So, presumably, they would know how many registered republicans showed up to vote because they know exactly who showed up. So how the hell can there be more registered republicans to vote than there are actual registered republicans?

[City Lights]

2. Don't forget that Kerry won the majority of independents.

I don't know how the indy vote went in FL, but if FL shows indys went for Kerry it adds even more suspicion to these numbers.

[OilemFirchen]

4. Kick

:kick:

[unfrigginreal]

5. No one else finds this unusual?

:kick:

[Guaranteed]

7. No, I find this more than just a little unusual.

But, Kerry conceded. Now what?

[YNGW]

8. Not enough info

No accounting for independents. No accounting for Dems who crossed over.

[Lex]

10. They stole 2000 badly, but won in the end. This time they were better

at stealing it because of lessons learned in 2000. Computers in Ohio and Florida were probably super-easy to rig without ever laying a hand on them. Just hack in and set 'em to tally the votes whatever way you think will clinch it for your candidate.

[davepc]

9. Yeah, other people voted for George too, thats why we lost by 3 MILLION

[Kazak]

11. The stench is getting worse...

Surely somebody with some pull is looking into these, er, irregularities.