The Ron Paul Super PAC known as 'Revolution Super PAC' announced in a press release that it will conduct exit polling at the future primary and caucus elections to ensure against voter fraud after voting irregularities occurred during the Iowa and Nevada caucuses.
“Revolution PAC finds the litany of dissimilarities surrounding
several ballot counts, suspect state party resignations, voters being
asked to sign ‘religious declarations,’ in addition to precinct totals
outnumbering actual registered voters documented by county election
officials to be outrageous, unacceptable and patently un-American,”
explains Revolution PAC Chair Gary Franchi. “This is no way in which to
conduct any election, let alone a presidential primary nominating
process.”
Revolution PAC, aided by a nationally recognized research firm with
more than 60 years of experience in the political process, will have
boots on the ground in several of the upcoming states prior to Super
Tuesday March 6 serving in both poll watching and exit polling
capacities according to the organization's website.
“Going forward,” continues Franchi, “we will be ready to take immediate action and challenge any irregularities.”
Thank you RevPac, this is sorely needed.
ReplyDeleteIt's about time!! Hurrah!!!!
ReplyDeleteGood very excited to see Ron Paul's real land slide victories!
ReplyDeleteCNN showed live video of one precincts in Clark County, and Ron Paul got like 60% of the votes to 40% for all of the other candidates COMBINED… Then CNN cut away to an “off-air” screen… ALL networks stopped reporting the results BEFORE Clark county (with 55% of total Nevada votes) was counted. The final “results” weren’t released until nearly two days after the election.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYxqZJHmzKw
This certainly gives the appearance of some kind of fraud, such as a scenario where Ron Paul won Clark county (as he was doing in the precinct where the vote count was broadcast as they were counted) which gave him the win for all of Nevada… They didn’t report Clark County on election night so they could manipulate the results… They waited until after Super Bowl Sunday, so everybody would forget that they didn’t count 55% of all votes in Nevada. I don’t usually buy conspiracy theories, but this definitely gives the appearance of some kind of fraud.