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Paul went from 60 percent to 15% in Esmeralda County!!!

Submitted by clipper on Sat, 01/19/2008 - 14:31
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I've been hovering my cursor over the Politico.com map, and earlier was elated to see that, with 20% of the precincts reporting, Paul had 60% of the vote. Now, he is down to 15% of the vote with, get this, still 20% reporting!

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In Nevads stat's, I also saw

Submitted by Bob W on Sat, 01/19/2008 - 17:11.

that the total went from 38% of vote counted, to 41% counted, and Ron Paul's vote numbers stayed the same. I can believe Romney leading, but think we've been scammed again. Didn't I see where if a candidate gets less than 15% of the vote, he/she gets no delegats. If that is true, then isn't it a coincidence that Ron shows up at 13%? Hmmmm.

But don't worry, the trolls, Fish-Breath and Sacrament_Jeff will try to convince you that we are all crazy and there is no conspiracy; that the newspapers and tv media have been perfectly fair.....as has been the vote count in NH, Ron's straw poll wins never being reported, the biggest fund raiser in history with barely a mention. On no, how could we ever think that they are trying to keep Ron out?

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Bob W., Naples, FL

c'mon, get REAL...

Submitted by axisOFgood on Sat, 01/19/2008 - 14:54.

...right now I see FORTY percent reported and a TOTAL of sixty (60!!) votes.

Ya think maybe the 60% meant he got 6 of the first TEN??

Did you see the numbers channge?

Submitted by Sacramento_Jeff on Sat, 01/19/2008 - 14:52.

he only has like 15 votes now that equals 25% atm. That was with 40% reporting.
When it was 20% reporting it seems like 1 vote could have changed the overall percent hugely.

I saw the 60% too. What

Submitted by Victoria on Sat, 01/19/2008 - 14:45.

I saw the 60% too. What happened?

Link?

Submitted by LiveFreeOrDiebold on Sat, 01/19/2008 - 14:34.

Can I get the link to the map?