101% Cali Turnout According to the Washington Times - Error

[ISUGRADIA]

The Washington Times (a conservative paper for you who do not know) have election results on their main page that, if true would mean over 100% of the registered voters in Cali turned out to vote and that Arnold got over 7 million votes.

They have the recall vote at:

No 7,081,218

X Yes 8,716,180

http://www.washtimes.com

I did a screen shot in case they fix it but it has been wrong all day (or at least since 9 am central).

Interesting that no one has noticed and corrected it yet. Check it out while you can.

[ixion]

1. blatant example of black box voting scam

probably a bunch of counties with 18,181 votes, too, unless they fixed their skimming algorithim. :grr: :argh:

[HitmanLV]

5. looks like a mistake to me

...not surprising for the Washington Times.

Conspiracy? Some slackers at the website? Probably.

[newyawker99]

6. Hi HitmanLV!!

Welcome to DU!! :toast:

[arcane1]

2. I expect nothing less from the Moonie Times

freakazoids all...

[arcane1]

3. where the bloody hell are they getting those numbers???

the state's website has it completely different:


http://vote2003.ss.ca.gov/Returns/recall/00.htm

Yes 4,415,341 55.4%
No 3,559,400 44.6%

the Moonie Times has just short of DOUBLE that!

:wtf:

same with the candidates:

CA.GOV:

Arnold Schwarzenegger Rep 3,743,393 48.7
Cruz M. Bustamante Dem 2,432,446 31.6
Tom McClintock Rep 1,026,481 13.4

Moonie Times:

Arnold 7,486,862
Cruz 4,864,926
Tom 2,052,984

[FubarFly]

4. They skipped the 1st digit and added the decimal as the last n/t