Reply #13: Richard Phillips latest on Warren County and S.W. Ohio [View All]

ONE MORE LOOK AT SOUTHWESTERN OHIO: Many observers have questioned how C. Ellen Connally, a little-known, underfunded, African-American municipal judge from Cleveland, running for Chief Justice against a well-financed incumbent, could have received more votes than John Kerry in Butler, Clermont, and Warren counties, in a race that attracted far fewer voters than did the presidential race. I compared the official precinct canvass results for both races in all three counties and concluded that she could not have. In the race for Chief Justice there were only three options: Ellen Connally, Thomas Moyer, or none of these. There were no third parties, and no write-ins. The votes not cast for Connally were not sufficient to account for all the votes awarded to Bush. When the results are examined precinct by precinct, it is revealed that 13,577 of Connally’s supporters must have voted for Bush in order for the official results to be true and correct: 7,440 people in Butler County, 3,580 people in Clermont County, and 2,557 people in Warren County. And these numbers are an absolute minimum. For every person who did not cast a vote for Chief Justice but did vote for John Kerry, there would have to be yet another person who voted for both Connally and Bush. These certified results defy credibility and should be rescinded. In my professional opinion, the only explanation for these numbers is election fraud.

Richard Hayes Phillips, Ph.D.
4 Fisher Street
Canton, NY 13617
(315) 379-0820

the numbers here and assumptions are extremely conservative, i.e., in favor of Bush, lots of documentation on this at his web site
http://northnet.org/minstrel/alpage.htm
see Warren, SW Ohio, etc.