Fraud Uncovered in Okla Election
http://www.soonerthought.com/archives/cat_news_commentary.html
by Bob Nichols<snip....>
An original TW/AP November 3, 2004 article shows higher vote counts in 57 counties for Presidential Candidate John Kerry than the Official State Election Board Results.
The address for the State Election Board results Adobe file is:
http://www.state.ok.us/~elections/04gen_co.pdfLook on page 3 and 4. Skip page 1 and 2, those are straight party voting results, a state subsidized analysis for the benefit of political parties.
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Problem is, I cannot find where in the Tulsa World Nov. 3rd article where there is a county vote report showing Kerry ahead with 70% of the vote in. All I could find was an online link to page A-10 on Nov. 3rd (but I don't see the data on that page that he is referring to...)Tulsa World Nov 3rd (page A-10) --- I cannot locate the numbers he is referring to that show Kerry with a lead w/ 70% completed in of the votes though-- is there some other page of Tulsa World that we should be looking at or is the "unofficial" count on page A-10 supposedly at 70% of votes in)?
http://www.tulsaworld.com/TWPDFs/2004/Final/A_10_11_3_2004.pdfYour post references the below article:
Voting Machines Count Backwards in Okla.
by Bob Nichols Saturday, Nov 27 2004, 3:13am
bobnichols@cox.net
national / elections & legislation / news report
http://okimc.org/newswire.php?story_id=344 (your post's referenced article...)<excerpt snip from your above referenced article in your post below>:
57 Rural Counties Affected - Vote Fraud Suspected
Rural Oklahoma Voting machines know how to count backwards.
(Oklahoma City) November 18, 2004 - Rural Oklahoma Voting machines know how to count backwards.
That looks like what the secretly programmed machines did for Sen. Kerry in President Bush's easily won Presidential Election victory in Oklahoma.
All 77 counties use the Optech Eagle voting machines and Tabulator's made by ES&S, Sen Hagel's republican company.
The respectable, conservative "Tulsa World" newspaper reported Nov 3rd that Kerry was winning in 57 of the states's rural counties., with 70% of the vote counted. Turns out that the famous November 3rd report was probably not supposed to be printed.
It represented the counting when the tabulating was about 70% "complete," as they used to say in the old Soviet Union.<end of excerpt snip...>
I'm having trouble finding the 70% of vote counted tabulations reported in your referenced link that supposedly shows Kerry winning in 57 counties... I found "unofficial results by county" on page A-10 of the Nov. 3rd issue and maybe that is where he says Kerry was ahead in 57 counties... dunno, do you have any add'l info? Perhaps the "unofficial results on page A-10 by county could be with 70% completed in that chart?" located at :
http://www.tulsaworld.com/TWPDFs/2004/Final/A_10_11_3_2004.pdfchart shows: Kerry w/ total of 441,220 and Bush 565,967 (124,747 difference) out of line by county with the state posted results by county located at:
http://www.state.ok.us/~elections/04gen_co.pdf(showing Kerry lost votes between page A-10 "unofficial results" and the official elections posting?) and then compare to the CNN tally:
http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004//pages/results/states/...:shrug: