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Florida Election Fraud
Why does Clinton consistently beat exit polling?The error cropped up in Volusia's 216th precinct of only 585 registered voters. A Global Election Systems (acquired by Diebold Election Systems now Premier Election Solutions) voting machine showed that 412 of those registered voters had voted. The problem was that the machine also claimed those 412 voters had somehow given Bush 2,813 votes and in addition had given Gore a negative vote count of -16,022 votes (Green Party candidate Ralph Nader was shown to have an even larger negative vote, though he was not considered a likely winner of the whole Florida election).
All the machinations for oversight on our election are being subverted; any hope of getting an actual verifiable count on votes is ruled out by design. All indications of the oversight we do have access to are a total joke, a high school student could see they're being rigged. The people responsible for the elections are the same people you're supposed to report problems with the election to. Asking people to police themselves is the opposite of oversight, and without oversight we don't have real elections.For our purposes, the 3.9% miss does raise some concern as outlined in our nine criteria in Part 1 for when a state may show moderate potential for substantial election fraud. The problem is that the majority of West Virginia jurisdictions use voting machines or tabulators more than ten years old and the exit polling miss is more than 3.5% in Clinton’s favor. Beginning with South Carolina, where the first full exit poll missed by 11.5%, 22 of 25 primaries have seen Clinton outperform her exit polling expectations. The average is a 5.1% exit poll bias in Clinton’s favor.
For the numbers I can find (nearly all of them) on the GOP side for the same states, the overall bias is virtually nil, with most results getting the margin between first and second place in each contest right within a percentage or two. In 17 of the 25 contests on the Dem side, the exit polling miss on the marginal difference was 3.5% or more; this has happened just four times on the GOP side. On the GOP side, the misses of 3.5% or more were distributed across candidates. On the Dem side, 16 of 17 were in Clinton’s favor. For 9 of the 25 contests, the polling miss was 7.0% or greater, all in Clinton’s favor. This happened just once for Republicans (Texas).
Why is it that when exit polling in foreign countries is used to estimate election fraud, but it's too inaccurate here in the US? Want to know why Sanders consistently wins caucuses? Because those can't be rigged in the same way. You end up with nonsense like this instead.
This is what rigged elections look like.