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Politics : Why is Gore Trying to Steal the Presidency?

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To: Proud_Infidel who wrote (637)11/16/2000 7:50:50 PM
From: Dr. Voodoo  Read Replies (1) of 3887
 
Fun with numbers!

-In Gadsden County, west of Tallahassee in north Florida, the canvassing board agreed to let Republicans and Democrats inspect more than 2,000 ballots rejected by voting machines and later recounted by hand. Gore had a net gain of 153 votes after the recount. Democrats later withdrew their request to review the ballots.

OK so I did some math.

2000 votes Gadsden County that were recovered.

According to statistics from Palm Beach County 19000 or so ballots were double punched and 10000 votes were under punched. Democrats alleged that this was because of 'the illegal ballot'.

So that's two to one of some 30000 ballots that were rejected by the machine vote counters.

If such is the case then of the 2000 ballots cast if one considers this error normal one might also see a 2 to one vote count in Gadsden County assuming no butterfly ballot.

If so that would leave 667 undervoted ballots of the 16000 voted county wide.

If so one could use the Palm Beach county statistic of recovering 1/2 of the undervoted ballots or 333.

Giving Algor 233-67 or 156 vote lead. The actual figure was 153 votes picked up.

Could someone answer me this question?

1.) Were their any butterfly ballots used in Gadsden County?

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