Alaskan Blogger Denies Senate Votes Counted Properly
November 18th, 2010I’m not a Joe Miller fan. My “horse” is out of the US Senate race in Alaska…
According to the Division of Elections’ Diebold-produced vote reports for 2004, as posted on the Division’s official web site, a far larger number of votes were cast than the official totals reported in the statewide summary. In the case of President George W. Bush’s votes, the district-by-district totals add up to 292,267, but his official total was only 190,889-a difference of 101,378 votes. In that year’s U.S. Senate race, Lisa Murkowski received 226,992 votes in the district-by-district totals, but her official total was only 149,446-a difference of 77,546 votes.
The Division’s own posted data for 2004 shows that in 20 of the 40 State House Districts, more ballots were cast than registered voters. In 16 election districts, the voter turnout was over 200%.
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My position has always been, that if the Alaskan Republican's chose Miller in the pri-mary over Murkowski - and Miller has not committed a subsequent sin which caused the same Republicans to spurn him, AND Murkowski became a write-in candidate, AND the name must be spelled correctly by every voter who writes her name - she could not possibly win a write-in campaign. Her election, in my mind, is a fraud - and now this issue is seeing the light of day for the third time and has never been rectified. Makes one wonder. It seems that something is rotten in Alaska! But then...what else is new?
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