State Representative for Ashtabula County (Dem)

RaulVB

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Tue Dec-14-04 04:46 AM
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State Representative for Ashtabula County (Dem)

L. George Distel:

30.547 votes.

Kerry-Edwards (Dem):

24.061 votes

Next time, tell Kerry to ask for "Distel's endorsement"

http://66.241.236.181/elect/ohashtabula/results.txt

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shraby

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Tue Dec-14-04 04:48 AM
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1. Raul, did you check the New Mexico totals?

Kerry.....370,942
Bush......376,930

Justice of Supreme Court

Ed. Chavez (D)....414,881
Ned Fuller (R)....305,025

Judge Court of Appeals

Michael Vigil (D)...404,887
Paul Barber (R).....313,944

The Dem. Judges both got more votes than Kerry

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RaulVB

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Tue Dec-14-04 04:51 AM
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2. My God, Shraby...

No, I overlooked this.

This is a nightmare.

John Kerry and the Democratic party are doomed if they accept these "results"

Thanks!

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shraby

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Tue Dec-14-04 04:57 AM
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3. I pointed that out before

Edited on Tue Dec-14-04 05:01 AM by shraby

but I guess no one payed any attention. The damn Judge of the Court of Appeals beat Kerry! Amazing.

Here's another from Colorado

George W. Bush * (R) 1,068,233
John F. Kerry (D) 960,666

Senator:
Ken L. Salazar (D) 1,041,018
Peter H. Coors (R) 953,677

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RaulVB

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Tue Dec-14-04 04:59 AM
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4. Could you find your tread and kick it to the front page?

If possible.

Thanks!

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shraby

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Tue Dec-14-04 05:05 AM
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5. It was quite a while ago

Don't think I can find it now, but the results are on the New Mexico official site. The words are small, but you can enlarge them with the + sign that's beside the hand in the left corner of the page.

<http://www.sos.state.nm.us/PDF/Gensumm_04.pdf>

The results I just put on for Colorado are here:
<http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/elections/2004/co/>

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ISUGRADIA

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Tue Dec-14-04 06:51 AM
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6. OK, this is called cross-over voting in political science and

occurs in every election. In Ohio Voinovich got more votes than Bush on the Republican side. The head of the ticket does not always get the most votes for the party.

Look at previous election results going back decades and you'll find this phenomenon. There are things that can prove fraud, this is not one.

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