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If there are 150,000, he would have to win 145,000 of them, just to tie. |
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QUOTE (JB@Trinidad @ 3-Nov 04, 10:12 AM) |
What would happen if there was a tie even after recounting all the votes? |
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They would keep recounting. It is so extremely unlikely that there could be an exact tie within that many ballots, that nobody would accept such a thing. And rightfully so.
A "statistical" tie is basically what we had in Florida in 2000. It is possible, though extremely unlikely that we could have a statistical tie in Ohio. That would be where Kerry made up the 140,000 votes, plus some, so that the final count was within a couple of thousand. As I said before, if the provisional and absentee counts are significantly different than the population at large in the state, then that is an indication of fraud.
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Well, I voted for Kerry. I still wasn't surprised that Bush won. I am glad that it was a very close race, maybe it will send a message to Bush that there are a lot people who are not happy with the way he has been running the country, but I doubt it. Oh, well, at least he can't run again, thank God for term limits.
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I like how you put that Reene . Now that we know who it is... this thread is closed. If I were there I might have voted for Bush, I just could not agree with Kerry. You can now focus your attention to the new thread which is a continuation of this one:
The Next Move - What can we expect in the next four years?
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