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Old 11-03-2009, 07:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Kathy63 View Post
Have the votes for president EVER been counted?

We know that at as soon as the polls closed on the west coast obamadinejad was declared the winner without a SINGLE vote being counted. Have they ever been counted?
Well Kathy,

If the Secretary Of State is to be believed, yes they did:

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STATEMENT OF VOTE
Summary Pages
United States President Votes Percent United States Representative District 10 Votes Percent
Barack Obama, DEM 8,274,473 61.10% Ellen O. Tauscher, DEM 192,226 65.20%
John McCain, REP 5,011,781 37.00% Nicholas Gerber, REP 91,877 31.10%
Alan Keyes, AI 40,673 0.30% Eugene E. Ruyle, PF 11,062 3.70%
Cynthia McKinney, GRN 38,774 0.20%
Bob Barr, LIB 67,582 0.50% United States Representative District 11 Votes Percent
Ralph Nader, PF 108,381 0.80% Jerry McNerney, DEM 164,500 55.30%
Chuck Baldwin, IND (W/I) 3,145 0.00% Dean Andal, REP 133,104 44.70%
Frank Moore, IND (W/I) 36 0.00% David Christensen, AI (W/I) 12 0.00%
James Harris, IND (W/I) 49 0.00%
Ron Paul, IND (W/I) 17,006 0.10%
You can find this here:

http://www.sos.ca.gov/elections/sov/...v_complete.pdf

And here's the summary of how many registered voters vs how many were eligible to vote

State Total 17,304,091 vs 23,208,710
And the bottom line is that only around 14 million actually cast ballots for president. There could be more that voted in other races or measures though.

There's no evidence that they stopped counting ballots after Obama was declared the victor. Other ballots would still have the other races and measures on them, so a complete count would be required, and the presidential column would still be part of it

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