If facts, numbers and logic still matter, and assuming the above article is not bogus, Butler, Lucas, Richland, Sandusky, Seneca, and Summit counties have a collective total of 778,104 votes. They are the ones, according to the article, with perfect machine count vs. hand count matches. Cuyahoga County, which, as it appears is not using a random sample, adds an additional 670,092 total votes.
The grand total, so far, is 1,448,196. The 119,000 vote difference, that gave OHIO to Bush, is 8 percent (8%) of that total. Ohio’s total vote count is 5,598,679 and simple extrapolation would make the 119,000 vote difference 2%. Interesting number; don’t you think?
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If facts, numbers and logic still matter, and assuming the above article is not bogus, Butler, Lucas, Richland, Sandusky, Seneca, and Summit counties have a collective total of 778,104 votes. They are the ones, according to the article, with perfect machine count vs. hand count matches. Cuyahoga County, which, as it appears is not using a random sample, adds an additional 670,092 total votes.
The grand total, so far, is 1,448,196. The 119,000 vote difference, that gave OHIO to Bush, is 8 percent (8%) of that total. Ohio’s total vote count is 5,598,679 and simple extrapolation would make the 119,000 vote difference 2%. Interesting number; don’t you think?