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Minnesota Recount: Getting around the safeguards
Minnesota Recount: Getting around the safeguards
Earlier, I wrote that Minnesota has a good, solid voting system based on the optical-scan ballot. The system allows precincts to remove human intervention in the count, electronically transmitting the totals from each precinct to the Secretary of State while printing its totals locally for the ...
Franken's Odds of Winning Recount May Be Long -- or Short
Franken's Odds of Winning Recount May Be Long -- or Short
fivethirtyeight.com — Votes counted in Minnesota's senate race: 2,833,089 Votes separating Norm Coleman and Al Franken: 221 Determining a... candidate's odds of winning a recount is a function of three parameters. The first parameter is the margin separating the leading and ... (more) Franken's Odds of Winning Recount May Be Long -- or Short
Minnesota Ripe for Election Fraud - Opinion
foxnews.com — Monday, November 10, 2008 By John R. Lott Jr. Minnesota is becoming to 2008 politics what Florida... was in 2000 or Washington State in 2006 -- a real mess. The outcome will determine whether Democrats get 58 members of the U.S. Senate, giving them an ... (more) Minnesota Ripe for Election Fraud - Opinion
Minnesota Recount
minnesotarecount.com — From The New York Times’s The Caucus Blog : Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, who dipped into... his own deep pockets to help finance his presidential bid, has directed $5,000 from his “Free and Strong America” political action committee to aid the ... (more) Minnesota Recount
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Hanging by a thread in Minnesota
Michelle Malkin — Hanging by a thread in Minnesota By Michelle Malkin•November 10, 2008 03:36 PM Just keeping you posted on the Coleman-Franken vote count in Minnesota. Norm Coleman is hanging by a thread: [image] Minnesota-based Power Line has been keeping tabs. And so has Ed Morrissey. Keep your fingers crossed. Gah: [image] Posted in: Air America , Al Franken Send to a Friend Printer Friendly comments (13) [image] trackbacks (0) See what others have said Note from Michelle: This section is for comments from michellemalkin.com's ...

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