Did you hear this: Giuliani got 9.11% of the vote in three NH towns

[ecstatic]

'When they checked the official voting results themselves, they also discovered that in each of the three-part elections exactly 141,000 votes were cast. For the race for the Senate it was the same thing: in the three election phases, 122,000 votes were cast every time - a statistical impossibility that was repeated again recently. At the elections for the Municipal Council of Comal, Texas in 2002, three Republican candidates received exactly 18,181votes each. 'Look at that. That's weird', said one of the candidates. In Louisiana in 1995, a candidate happened to receive exactly 33%of the votes in each district.'
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According to this stat: http://ronrox.com/paulstats.php

Campton - 604 votes
VOTE COUNT METHOD: Hand Counted Paper Ballots
- Giuliani = 55 votes = 9.11%

Hampton - 3,141 votes
VOTE COUNT METHOD: Diebold Accuvote optical scan ; contractor: LHS Associates/John Silvestro
- Giuliani = 286 votes = 9.11%

Sandwich - 395 votes
VOTE COUNT METHOD: Hand Counted Paper Ballots
- Giuliani = 36 votes = 9.11%

http://www.deepjournal.com/p/7/a/en/1190.html

[stimbox]

1. Are they in Twilight Zone county? n/t

[ChairmanAgnostic]

2. not only does god play with dice, she has a truly dark sense of humor

wait til you get to her femur and tibia.

[hisownpetard]

3. I thought "The Twilight Zone" went off the air..

[saltpoint]

4. These people might be the very last persons who cast a vote in his favor.

If McCain and Huckabible place ahead of Rudy in Florida, it's all over but the whining.

[OmmmSweetOmmm]

5. Did the person/people tabulating the vote have a dark sense of humor? nt

[Mz Pip]

6. If this is true

expect Rudy to use it in his next ad.

Mz Pip
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