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Title: Ron Paul super PAC prepares effort to combat election fraud
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The State Column
URL Source: http://www.thestatecolumn.com/nevad ... fort-to-combat-election-fraud/
Published: Feb 8, 2012
Author: Staff?
Post Date: 2012-02-09 05:05:52 by GreyLmist
Keywords: Ron Paul, Revolution PAC, Chair Gary Franchi, election fraud
Views: 223
Comments: 12
Revolution PAC, a pro-Ron Paul super PAC, reported Tuesday that it is in the process of preparing an effort to combat election fraud in the upcoming elections. Revolution PAC’s actions are a direct result of reports of election fraud during Saturday’s Nevada Caucuses. Supporters of Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul have been especially vocal about possible election fraud in Saturday’s Nevada Caucuses, citing comparisons of Mr. Paul’s voter support in 2012 to his voter support in 2008. Although Mr. Paul’s vote total had increased significantly in each election leading up to Saturday’s election, the voter turnout in the Nevada Caucuses was nearly equal to the voter turnout for Mr. Paul in 2008. “Revolution PAC finds the litany of dissimilarities surrounding several ballot counts, suspect state party resignations, voters being asked to sign ‘religious declarations,’ in addition to precinct totals outnumbering actual registered voters documented by county election officials to be outrageous, unacceptable and patently un-American,” explained Revolution PAC Chair Gary Franchi, in a press release. “This is no way in which to conduct any election, let alone a presidential primary nominating process,” Mr. Franchi added. Revolution PAC will employ a nationally recognized research firm to monitor polling locations and to conduct exit polls. “Going forward,” Mr. Franchi professed, “we will be ready to take immediate action and challenge any irregularities.” Revolution PAC posits that reports of election fraud first surfaced after the Iowa Caucuses in early January. Revolution PAC contends that misplaced ballots, inaccurate counts and other errors led to Mr. Santorum’s victory several weeks after the Iowa Caucus results were announced. Revolution PAC provides support for Mr. Paul through TV advertising, direct mail campaigns, Web promotions, billboards and radio ads. Poster Comment: ronpaul2012.com: Ron Paul has been on fire throughout this campaign, doubling and tripling his numbers from the last election. Only in Nevada did this pattern seem to change. Poll at the thestatecolumn.com article site: Who will win the Republican nomination? Newt Gingrich 5.18% Ron Paul 62.19% Rick Santorum 5.35% Total Votes: 11341
[Graph link]Mitt Romney 27.27%
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#11. To: GreyLmist (#0)
Is anyone surprised after what Nevada did last time?
4um Title: Paul Campaign We’re Winning The Battle For Delegates - Post # 12 Primaries - Scorecard - Election Center 2012 - Elections & Politics from CNN.com How did that happen?
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#12. To: farmfriend, All (#11)
Is anyone surprised after what Nevada did last time?
[CNN] shows 23 Delegates already assigned between Romney and Gingrich in 12 areas (States + D.C and some territories, a number of which even have more Delegates than some of our States do!) where no voting has taken place yet; 20 for Romney and 3 for Gingrich:
D.C. - Romney 2 (of 19 total Delegates)
Illinois - Romney 1 (of 69 total Delegates)
Maine - Romney 2 (of 24 total Delegates) [Maine Caucus still pending]
Massachusettes - Romney 3 (of 41 total Delegates)
Mississippi - Romney 1 (of 40 total Delegates)
Nebraska - Gingrich 1 (of 35 total Delegates)
New York - Gingrich 1 (of 95 total Delegates)
Pennsylvania - Romney 1 (of 72 total Delegates)
Puerto Rico - Romney 2, Gingrich 1 (of 20 total Delegates)
Rhode Island - Romney 3 (of 19 total Delegates)
Virgin Islands - Romney 3 (50% of 6 total Delegates)
West Virginia - Romney 2 (of 31 total Delegates)
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