Reply #10: "...how the right gets away with this shit" [View All]

For elections (incl ballot issues, based on a recent CA example) see here, scroll down and click the link for 'Proposition' in the Within Precinct Discrepancy section subtitle "Voting Booth to Exit Poll Interview to (secret) Counting of Candidate & Proposition Votes"

The Texas law may not have originated from a ballot proposition, but re 'how the right gets away with this shit' in the case of candidates (and likely, too, with selective propositions, as per recent CA example), simple accounting evidence of vote-count results from 238 state elections between 1988 and 2004 shifting away from exit poll results near exclusively in favor of the "GOP" (now radical-controlled) overwhelmingly convinces "It's not the exit polls, stupid!". Election fraud is 'how the right gets away with this shit', "defeating" popular candidates and "(s)electing" candidates with non-traditional GOP principles/priorities/tactics (...which trend, btw, caused Susan Eisenhower to announce her de-registration from her "hijacked" party and support of Obama in 2008 — see "GOP" link. 344,000 other Republicans -- i.e. known, from data of just 28 states, between 2006 and 2008 -- also changed parties). Likely, too, ballot propositions have been fraudulently defeated or passed by manipulation of vote-counts (not by majority will).