[1] -- Thanks to
kotjara: Diebold story, links in Russianhttp://www.membrana.ru/articles/internet/2003/10/22/220900.html
http://www.membrana.ru/articles/internet/2003/10/23/212500.html
http://www.membrana.ru/articles/technic/2003/10/27/192500.html
http://www.membrana.ru/articles/technic/2003/10/30/224200.html
[2] -- link to the images is no longer valid; I'll try to copy the plots somewhere and provide good links.
end of follow-up
Если столбики растут вверх, победил Керри. Если вниз - Буш.
Первая картинка - для штатов, где были "архаичные" бумажные бюллетени. Синий (опрос на выходе) и красный (официальный результат) столбики почти всегда cxожей длины.
Вторая картинка: электронные системы голосования. Во всех штатах кроме Колорадо систематическая ошибка - сдвиг от 4 до 15 процентов в пользу Буша
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=104x2612492
(original links no longer valid)
там же о приобретении на 88,000 голосов больше числа голосующих - разумеется, ЗА БУША
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Palm Beach County Logs 88,000 More Votes Than Voters
Posted by GregD
Added to homepage Fri Nov 05th 2004, 06:10 PM ET
According to the official election results posted on the Palm Beach County election website, 542,835 ballots were cast for a presidential candidate while only 454,427 voters turned out for the election (including absentee). This leaves a discrepancy of 88,408 votes cast for the presidential candidates.
Palm Beach County's supervisor of elections is Theresa LePore who is known for the 2000 Presidential Election and the notorious "butterfly ballot" that caused confusion among seniors and other Floridians.
Other election oddities occurred throughout Florida with some counties registering a 400% increase in expected voter turnout among Republicans while Democrats supposedly experienced a -60% decline in expected support in certain counties. The 50+ counties experiencing the high percentage fluctuations in expected turnout used optical scan voting machines on November 2nd.
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http://www.washingtondispatch.com/spectrum/archives/000...
