Mathematically impossible

[Panama]

OK - so, not even 1 person voted for Romney accidentally either.

This, may be the best argument yet

 

[Solitaire]

I think you would have a better chance of flipping a quarter and it coming up heads 542 times than you would have of 542 people all voting for the same person in any neighborhood.

Wrong. Each of the 542 voters makes an independent decision as to what candidate to vote for. A quarter flip is a 50/50 proposition based on chance, not based on intentional acts.

Statistically impossible - there is that better?

Statistics are part of math.

Stop arguing over semantics.

It's not semantics, nor is it statistically impossible.

I'm not saying that fraud did not occur. I'm saying that if fraud did occur, we should expect to hear from some disaffected Romney voters soon. If fraud is found, it will not be because it's "impossible" for 542 voters in an extremely urban, overwhelmingly Democrat precinct to all vote for Obama. I'd be surprised if they didn't.

Here are the election results for Cuyahoga county, showing Romney picking up 0 votes in some precincts, with only a sprinkling of votes for Romney in others.

http://boe.cuyahogacounty.us/pdf_bo...s2012/11062012UnofficialResultsbyPrecinct.HTM

BTW, the precinct with 542 votes for Obama had a 62% turnout.

Math is still hard, and statistics are even harder.

 

[printcraft]

I'll just leave this here.......

 

[DragonGunner]

Given the locations of these places, I might say it wasn't outside the realm of possibility that it happened. Philly? Cleveland? What's the demographic makeup of these precincts? Both places have high concentrations of democratic voters.

Agree......Obama recieved almost 70% of the Hspanic vote and 95% of the Black vote.....I don't see the problem with the math myself. So am I a racist for seeing this????????

 

[Solitaire]

I trust that Printcraft will post a link to the disaffected Romney voters in these precincts. I look forward to reading the story.

 

[dom1104]

This thread is racist.

 

[Panama]

Back in 2001 and 2002 I had a PR job for Albertson's Grocery Store chain, and I made several visits to these exact precincts, and I had direct interaction with some of these "voters".

It is beyond my comprehension, that there could be ANYTHING 100%, that could occur in these neighborhoods.

That right there, is a whole different world.

 

[printcraft]

I trust that Printcraft will post a link to the disaffected Romney voters in these precincts. I look forward to reading the story.

SEE BELOW \/

OK - so, not even 1 person voted for Romney accidentally either.

We all know, and there is no argument on this point, that anybody voting for obama is not very intelligent.

Now, assuming you are correct on every. single. person. voting in those areas were voting obama....... No one accidentally voted for Romney?
Not one?

 

[Solitaire]

Now, assuming you are correct on every. single. person. voting in those areas were voting obama....... No one accidentally voted for Romney?
Not one?

Mistaken votes? Is that a logical conclusion based on evidence, or is that the only logical conclusion you can come to, based on what you WANT to see? Voting for the person that you want to vote for is not particularly difficult. We see zero error rates in vastly more complicated tasks every day.

Show me the disaffected Romney voters, or go back to posting cute little pictures and GIFs.

 

[traderdan]

The most telling phrase in the story?"Many parts of Philadelphia and other big cities simply lack republican voters,a fact of campaigning that has been true since Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal"

 

[dom1104]

Mistaken votes? Is that a logical conclusion based on evidence, or is that the only logical conclusion you can come to, based on what you WANT to see? Voting for the person that you want to vote for is not particularly difficult. We see zero error rates in vastly more complicated tasks every day.

Show me the disaffected Romney voters, or go back to posting cute little pictures and GIFs.

You do realize you are coming off as a total douche right?

Just helpin a brother check himself.

 

[Carmelbythecorn]

Voter ID laws would go a long way toward solving this criminal behavior...which is precisely why Democrats will continue to oppose it!

 

[Delmar]

How is this mathematically impossible?

Apparently there is not a single racist who is registered to vote in any of those 59 voting districts? That alone seems mathematically impossible

 

[Zoub]

0 votes

Not 1 for Romney


Romney Won Zero Votes In 9 Cleveland Precints, 59 Philadelphia Precincts | TheBlaze.com

There is no such thing as 100% in any human controlled event. That alone should trigger analysis.

 

[printcraft]

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Show me the disaffected Romney voters, or go back to posting cute little pictures and GIFs.

So......... you voted obama?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BOG4p1-H2Q

 

[Zoub]

We see zero error rates in vastly more complicated tasks every day.

Pick an example of a similar process that involves a typical batch of poll workers, union toads, party hardliners or govt workers in similar working conditions, using temps. Who are you kidding? Without redundancy built into the process you can't do 100%.

They are not NASA.

 

[Dead Duck]

Somebody cheated too hard there?

Exactly - Like wen I aced my english esay. my instructer know somthin was up.

 

[hoosiersasquatch]

I would reverse the argument, would the press claim conspiracy if no one voted....not even one, in a conservative area for Obama, especially if he would have lost?

 

[CarmelHP]

Apparently there is not a single racist who is registered to vote in any of those 59 voting districts? That alone seems mathematically impossible

Those are 100% black districts and the voters in those districts vote 100% along racial lines. Whites need not apply. I have no trouble believing that no votes for a white Republican were cast in those districts, and probably no votes for ANY Republican.

 

[Double T]

Statistically improbable, but not impossible.