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Ford_Prefect

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1. While the vote versus polling results suggest a discrepancy they do not prove the vote was hacked.

Reply to staggerleem (Original post)

Wed Mar 25, 2015, 01:44 PM

Mar 2015

Last edited Wed Mar 25, 2015, 03:15 PM - Edit history (1)

The proof in Florida, Ohio and elsewhere was based on observations and on functional issues with the voting system itself.

How is the vote collected, counted and certified in Israel? How well did the percentages of predicted voting and polling results match up in the various locations and voting groups? That is one point of comparison.

We are expected to believe that a late voting surge by voters frightened of Palestinian statehood and Iranian Nuclear weapons made the numbers tilt in Bibi's direction. I'd expect to see that borne out in the numbers of votes from that constituency.

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Israeli Red Shift - Did Bibi pull a Bush? [View all] staggerleem Mar 2015 OP

While the vote versus polling results suggest a discrepancy they do not prove the vote was hacked. Ford_Prefect Mar 2015 #1

I pretty much said that in my original post, Ford. staggerleem Mar 2015 #2

I wondered if it could have been done when I saw the proportion of the "win" votes. Ford_Prefect Mar 2015 #3