I just spent a few hours going over the results from CA 50- ya know what?

I may have found a pattern that Baiman didnt. Oooor at least a way of looking at it that I havent seen yet.

I got one thing to say: Who the Fuck is Paul King...........


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How's that 1% audit going?

Someone should check the ballot definitions to see if this is another Pottawattamie, or worse, onomanopoeia!

Election numbers are random numbers, right? IOW, the numbers should have no relation to each other, right? Well there seems to be some relation. It all works on dividing the numbers by 11 ( written below as: /11=). Maybe there is some number theory that explains all this, but here is what I found:


Brian P. Bilbray Republican 64,554 /11= 5868(rounded) x 11 = 64548 + 6 = 64,554


Francine Busby Democratic 59,021 /11= 5365(rounded) x 11 = 59015 + 6 = 59,021


William Griffith Independent 4,846 /11= 440(rounded) x 11 = 4840 + 6 = 4,846


Paul King Libertarian 1,995 /11= 181(rounded) x 11 = 1991 + 4 = 1995


130416 total votes election /11= 11856

When divided by 11, three of the four candidate's numbers are divisible by 11 with the result rounded and then re multiplying by 11, then adding 6 to that number, one comes up with the published results of three candidates. The fourth is odd as it requires 4 added to the number to equalize.

Then, you have the total number of votes which are divisible by 11.

Too many relations going on for me to believe these are random numbers, but then, what do I know?

Numbers from:
http://www.ss.ca.gov/elections/Special/cd50/elections_cd50_genresults.htm

United States Representative District 50

As of June 9, 2006 at 7:27 a.m.
Precincts Reporting 100% (500 of 500)
Registered Voters 355,409
Ballots Cast 134,302
Turnout 37.79%


Candidate Party Votes Percent
Paul King Libertarian 1,995 1.53%
Brian P. Bilbray Republican 64,554 49.50%
Francine Busby Democratic 59,021 45.26%
William Griffith Independent 4,846 3.72%

Date of the election, 6/6/06. Date of Armageddon. You have to add 6....

Just sayin. Dark humor of some Bushite-paid techie who doesn't really give a crap, thinks it's all a sick joke...?

Never thought about that. Could be that's what it adds up too, a sick joke. The Mark of the Beast.

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Try the latest ones:

BILBRAY:
69617

BUSBY
63489

W. GRIFFITH
5318

PAUL KING
2201

What is the magic of 11? Why are we dividing and multiplying, and by the same number?

Must be that new math, the type L & L somehow avoid and leading to the creatively flawed sophisms.

The first three cases you rounded down instead of up. Up was proper. Otherwise, you would have needed to subtract, not add, to get back to the number of votes. The old number of votes.

Doesn't matter, the relationships are still there.

The question is: Are these randomly generated numbers?

Check the link to see the numbers I used, please. Then record here about the veracity of that link, thanks.

Paul King has 2201 here:

http://www.sdvote.org/election/primary.xml

The website link I put in on edit.

Said 100% of precincts reporting. I figure it did not include the absentee? Here are the numbers still at the website this evening and the link again. Please, check it out to confirm. And post so there is a record.

http://www.ss.ca.gov/elections/Special/cd50/elections_cd50_genresults.htm

United States Representative District 50

As of June 9, 2006 at 7:27 a.m.
Precincts Reporting 100% (500 of 500)
Registered Voters 355,409
Ballots Cast 134,302
Turnout 37.79%


Candidate Party Votes Percent
Paul King Libertarian 1,995 1.53%
Brian P. Bilbray Republican 64,554 49.50%
Francine Busby Democratic 59,021 45.26%
William Griffith Independent 4,846 3.72%

http://www.sdvote.org/election/primary.xml

COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO
PRIMARY ELECTION
JUNE 6, 2006
THESE RESULTS ARE UNOFFICIAL
Last updated on: 06-09-06 at: 16:59:21

There are approximately 35455 Absentee / Provisional ballots still to be counted

BRIAN BILBRAY - REP
69617
49.51%

FRANCINE BUSBY - DEM
63489
45.15%

W. GRIFFITH - IND
5318
3.78%

PAUL KING - LIB
2201
1.57%

.....................

Then at this link there different results:

http://www.ss.ca.gov/elections/Special/cd50/elections_cd50_genresults.htm


Special General Election - June 6, 2006
Semi Final Official Canvass


United States Representative District 50

As of June 9, 2006 at 7:27 a.m.
Precincts Reporting 100% (500 of 500)
Registered Voters 355,409
Ballots Cast 134,302
Turnout 37.79%


Candidate Party Votes Percent
Paul King Libertarian 1,995 1.53%
Brian P. Bilbray Republican 64,554 49.50%
Francine Busby Democratic 59,021 45.26%
William Griffith Independent 4,846 3.72%

.................

The first set of numbers is as of nearly 5pm on June 9th, the second set is from nearly 7:30 am.

The am results are

Bilbray 64,554
Busby 59,021

Busby looses by 5533 votes.

The pm results are

BRIAN BILBRAY-69617


FRANCINE BUSBY-63489

Busby looses by 6128

Then we can compare the numbers as they add in the absentees. My link was to the Secretary of State's, as reported to the state by the county.

Please just confirm that the state numbers are still there, K?

opinion. will let you know if I get a response. His info was given by an election protection person who knows him, and said he is interested in election integrity.

But Busby has got to be flooded with contacts, so at least she knows these numbers, Debra Bowen too, she is a DUer.