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2016 Postmortem

zipplewrath

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8. All you have to do

Reply to unblock (Original post)

Thu Dec 15, 2016, 01:09 PM

Dec 2016

All you have to do is find the people that were prevented somehow from voting. So far I haven't seen anyone trying to do that. We know it is possible, but right now it is conjecture without some data of some sort. At the very least one ought to be able to show relative turn out numbers to support the assertion.

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which donnie states would have gone for hillary were it not for voter id and voter roll purges? [View all] unblock Dec 2016 OP

WI, PA, and MI at least. duffyduff Dec 2016 #1

Add FL and NC to the list. LonePirate Dec 2016 #3

The big 3 .... LenaBaby61 Dec 2016 #2

The early vote in OH was strong for HRC just like FL Botany Dec 2016 #5

i'm a bit wary of drawing conclusion based on early voting unblock Dec 2016 #7

what gets me is her being ahead in the polls virtually every day the entire campaign. unblock Dec 2016 #6

The problem with the polling was that there were a lot more undecideds than we've seen recently. Ace Rothstein Dec 2016 #12

OH, NC, IW, FL, and AZ Botany Dec 2016 #4

gee, that doesn't sound suspicious in the least! unblock Dec 2016 #9

All you have to do zipplewrath Dec 2016 #8

yeah, i'm sure our trusty investigative media will be all over that. unblock Dec 2016 #10

Or Stein? zipplewrath Dec 2016 #11