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Paul was polling at 14% in South Carolina

Submitted by The Shazad on Tue, 04/17/2012 - 06:21.

The last few major polls in South Carolina all had Ron Paul between 11 and 15%. The RCP average was 14%. Exit polls had him at 13%. The final vote total was 13%.

What exactly is the fraud? The pre-election polls, exit polls, and final results are all quite consistent. It would be odd if 40% of voters said they were going to vote for him, and his exit polls were in the high 30s, then he came in with 10% of the actual vote. But that's not happening at all. He lost the state by a massive margin, and was predicted to get about that fraction of the vote. Why all the complaining about South Carolina?