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St Lucie County Supervisor of Elections
St Lucie County Supervisor of Elections said:note* - turnout percentages will show over 100% due to a two page ballot. the tabulation system (GEMS) provides voter turnout as equal to the total cards cast in the election divided by the number of registered voters. also note that some voters chose not to return by mail the second card containing the amendments.
Now would that have been so hard to research BEFORE you made your foolish claim about some "rumor you heard"?
Well hell, guess I missed the slcelections.com website, son of a gun. Are you working hard to turn yourself into a self-made prick? If so you can stop, you've already made it. Never said it was fact, shitbird.
Explain this libs. Either it's vote fraud or massive racism on the part of black voters.
In 59 Philadelphia voting divisions, Mitt Romney got zero votes
POSTED: Monday, November 12, 2012, 5:30 AM
It's one thing for a Democratic presidential candidate to dominate a Democratic city like Philadelphia, but check out this head-spinning figure: In 59 voting divisions in the city, Mitt Romney received not one vote. Zero. Zilch.
"We have always had these dense urban corridors that are extremely Democratic," said Jonathan Rodden, a political science professor at Stanford University. "It's kind of an urban fact, and you are looking at the extreme end of it in Philadelphia."
Still, was there not one contrarian voter in those 59 divisions, where unofficial vote tallies have President Obama outscoring Romney by a combined 19,605 to 0?
The unanimous support for Obama in these Philadelphia neighborhoods - clustered in almost exclusively black sections of West and North Philadelphia - fertilizes fears of fraud, despite little hard evidence.
Explain this libs. Either it's vote fraud or massive racism on the part of black voters.
In 59 Philadelphia voting divisions, Mitt Romney got zero votes
POSTED: Monday, November 12, 2012, 5:30 AM
It's one thing for a Democratic presidential candidate to dominate a Democratic city like Philadelphia, but check out this head-spinning figure: In 59 voting divisions in the city, Mitt Romney received not one vote. Zero. Zilch.
"We have always had these dense urban corridors that are extremely Democratic," said Jonathan Rodden, a political science professor at Stanford University. "It's kind of an urban fact, and you are looking at the extreme end of it in Philadelphia."
Still, was there not one contrarian voter in those 59 divisions, where unofficial vote tallies have President Obama outscoring Romney by a combined 19,605 to 0?
The unanimous support for Obama in these Philadelphia neighborhoods - clustered in almost exclusively black sections of West and North Philadelphia - fertilizes fears of fraud, despite little hard evidence.
Tammany Hall, Daley Machine, Blago Selling Obama's Senate seat and now Obama and the Dems proudly bring Voter fraud to a swing state near you
So Romney gets about 6% of black votes overall. In some of the poorest, blackest neighborhoods in the country, he gets 0 votes in tiny census tracts. Not all that surprising. Has anyone compiled data from previous elections to compare to this election?
Clark struggled to recall anyone in his area who ever identified as a Republican. Though that is not something anyone would likely volunteer to a Democratic ward leader, Clark eventually remembered Lewis Harris, the GOP leader in the nearby 29th ward, and that rare species: an urban black Republican.
Harris, in an interview, said he works for the GOP mostly because he believes city neighborhoods need attention from both parties.
"I open the door to the community and let them be exposed to diversity in the political party," Harris said. "I want political community-based leverage."
Harris cast his vote for Romney, but he's also an Obama fan.
"I love both of those people," he said.
Nationally, 93 percent of African Americans voted for Obama, according to exit polls, so it's not surprising that in some parts of Philadelphia, the president did even better than that.
In the entire city, Obama got 85 percent of the vote. His worst showing was in South Philadelphia's 26th Ward. There, the president garnered 52.3 percent of the vote, compared to 46.6 percent for Romney.
Paula Terreri, 57, a 26th Ward Republican who describes herself as a devout Catholic, said outside the polls on Tuesday that she voted for Romney because she opposed abortion.
Many parts of Philadelphia and other big cities simply lack Republican voters, a fact of campaigning that has been true since Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal, Stanford University's Rodden said.
In 2008, McCain got zero votes in 57 Philadelphia voting divisions. That was a big increase from 2004, when George W. Bush was blanked in just five divisions.
As the first African American president, Obama held immense appeal to black voters, but skin color is only part of the story, said Mark Sawyer, a political science professor at UCLA.
Previous Republican candidates, including Richard Nixon and Jack Kemp, supported affirmative action and urban development, but their party has abandoned those stances, Sawyer said.
Romney's comments, including talking about people who want "more free stuff from the government" after a visit to the NAACP, only further distanced African Americans who felt the comments played to stereotypes about welfare, Sawyer said.
Inquirer Staff Writer Bob Warner contributed to this report.
Explain this libs. Either it's vote fraud or massive racism on the part of black voters.
In 59 Philadelphia voting divisions, Mitt Romney got zero votes
POSTED: Monday, November 12, 2012, 5:30 AM
It's one thing for a Democratic presidential candidate to dominate a Democratic city like Philadelphia, but check out this head-spinning figure: In 59 voting divisions in the city, Mitt Romney received not one vote. Zero. Zilch.
"We have always had these dense urban corridors that are extremely Democratic," said Jonathan Rodden, a political science professor at Stanford University. "It's kind of an urban fact, and you are looking at the extreme end of it in Philadelphia."
Still, was there not one contrarian voter in those 59 divisions, where unofficial vote tallies have President Obama outscoring Romney by a combined 19,605 to 0?
The unanimous support for Obama in these Philadelphia neighborhoods - clustered in almost exclusively black sections of West and North Philadelphia - fertilizes fears of fraud, despite little hard evidence.
It's impossible to imagine anyone getting 0 Votes any where in this country. Sounds pretty fishy to me. You would think at least 1 asshole would have accidentally voted the wrong way lol.
Shit like this reminds of 3rd world dictatorships where they hold so called "free elections" in which the Despotic dictator somehow gets 100% of the vote.
lol
The fix was in. I heard a rumor that some districts in Florida had over 140% turnout.
The fix was in. I heard a rumor that some districts in Florida had over 140% turnout.
Kind of explains why Obama/Biden acted as if there was no doubt they had the election in the bag.
In 2008, McCain got zero votes in 57 Philadelphia voting divisions. That was a big increase from 2004, when George W. Bush was blanked in just five divisions.
The fix was in. I heard a rumor that some districts in Florida had over 140% turnout.
Kind of explains why Obama/Biden acted as if there was no doubt they had the election in the bag.
Explain this libs. Either it's vote fraud or massive racism on the part of black voters.
It's impossible to imagine anyone getting 0 Votes any where in this country. Sounds pretty fishy to me. You would think at least 1 asshole would have accidentally voted the wrong way lol.
Shit like this reminds of 3rd world dictatorships where they hold so called "free elections" in which the Despotic dictator somehow gets 100% of the vote.
lol
Yeah, I think there was another man with the name "Hussein" that used to get results like that.
The fix was in. I heard a rumor that some districts in Florida had over 140% turnout.
Kind of explains why Obama/Biden acted as if there was no doubt they had the election in the bag.
Few had any doubt about it except some who believed every poll was skewed. Know anyone like that?
Scoreboard.
It's impossible to imagine anyone getting 0 Votes any where in this country. Sounds pretty fishy to me. You would think at least 1 asshole would have accidentally voted the wrong way lol.
Shit like this reminds of 3rd world dictatorships where they hold so called "free elections" in which the Despotic dictator somehow gets 100% of the vote.
lol
Yeah, I think there was another man with the name "Hussein" that used to get results like that.
McCain got the same treatment as did Bush--Obama didn't run against Bush. Let me guess; somehow the Dems forgot how to rig elections in 2000 and 2004...right?
I wish we had elections every day if this is the meltdown the right wing goes through when they lose.
Explain this libs. Either it's vote fraud or massive racism on the part of black voters.
In 59 Philadelphia voting divisions, Mitt Romney got zero votes
POSTED: Monday, November 12, 2012, 5:30 AM
It's one thing for a Democratic presidential candidate to dominate a Democratic city like Philadelphia, but check out this head-spinning figure: In 59 voting divisions in the city, Mitt Romney received not one vote. Zero. Zilch.
"We have always had these dense urban corridors that are extremely Democratic," said Jonathan Rodden, a political science professor at Stanford University. "It's kind of an urban fact, and you are looking at the extreme end of it in Philadelphia."
Still, was there not one contrarian voter in those 59 divisions, where unofficial vote tallies have President Obama outscoring Romney by a combined 19,605 to 0?
The unanimous support for Obama in these Philadelphia neighborhoods - clustered in almost exclusively black sections of West and North Philadelphia - fertilizes fears of fraud, despite little hard evidence.
So Romney gets about 6% of black votes overall. In some of the poorest, blackest neighborhoods in the country, he gets 0 votes in tiny census tracts. Not all that surprising. Has anyone compiled data from previous elections to compare to this election?
This is the tail end of the article in at Philly.com:
Clark struggled to recall anyone in his area who ever identified as a Republican. Though that is not something anyone would likely volunteer to a Democratic ward leader, Clark eventually remembered Lewis Harris, the GOP leader in the nearby 29th ward, and that rare species: an urban black Republican.
Harris, in an interview, said he works for the GOP mostly because he believes city neighborhoods need attention from both parties.
"I open the door to the community and let them be exposed to diversity in the political party," Harris said. "I want political community-based leverage."
Harris cast his vote for Romney, but he's also an Obama fan.
"I love both of those people," he said.
Nationally, 93 percent of African Americans voted for Obama, according to exit polls, so it's not surprising that in some parts of Philadelphia, the president did even better than that.
In the entire city, Obama got 85 percent of the vote. His worst showing was in South Philadelphia's 26th Ward. There, the president garnered 52.3 percent of the vote, compared to 46.6 percent for Romney.
Paula Terreri, 57, a 26th Ward Republican who describes herself as a devout Catholic, said outside the polls on Tuesday that she voted for Romney because she opposed abortion.
Many parts of Philadelphia and other big cities simply lack Republican voters, a fact of campaigning that has been true since Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal, Stanford University's Rodden said.
In 2008, McCain got zero votes in 57 Philadelphia voting divisions. That was a big increase from 2004, when George W. Bush was blanked in just five divisions.
As the first African American president, Obama held immense appeal to black voters, but skin color is only part of the story, said Mark Sawyer, a political science professor at UCLA.
Previous Republican candidates, including Richard Nixon and Jack Kemp, supported affirmative action and urban development, but their party has abandoned those stances, Sawyer said.
Romney's comments, including talking about people who want "more free stuff from the government" after a visit to the NAACP, only further distanced African Americans who felt the comments played to stereotypes about welfare, Sawyer said.
Inquirer Staff Writer Bob Warner contributed to this report.
The whole report can be read here:
In 59 Philadelphia voting divisions, Mitt Romney got zero votes - Philly.com
Much ado about absolutely nothing.
Yeah, I think there was another man with the name "Hussein" that used to get results like that.
McCain got the same treatment as did Bush--Obama didn't run against Bush. Let me guess; somehow the Dems forgot how to rig elections in 2000 and 2004...right?
I wish we had elections every day if this is the meltdown the right wing goes through when they lose.
So we on the right have no rights to discuss the election and express how we feel about it because we are melting down?
Nahh... no meltdown here tootz.
Just amazed at what sore losers and sore winners you assholes can be.
I for one DID NOT gloat after 2010 elections... unike you, I have good character and a little bit of class.
Explain this libs. Either it's vote fraud or massive racism on the part of black voters.
In 59 Philadelphia voting divisions, Mitt Romney got zero votes
POSTED: Monday, November 12, 2012, 5:30 AM
It's one thing for a Democratic presidential candidate to dominate a Democratic city like Philadelphia, but check out this head-spinning figure: In 59 voting divisions in the city, Mitt Romney received not one vote. Zero. Zilch.
"We have always had these dense urban corridors that are extremely Democratic," said Jonathan Rodden, a political science professor at Stanford University. "It's kind of an urban fact, and you are looking at the extreme end of it in Philadelphia."
Still, was there not one contrarian voter in those 59 divisions, where unofficial vote tallies have President Obama outscoring Romney by a combined 19,605 to 0?
The unanimous support for Obama in these Philadelphia neighborhoods - clustered in almost exclusively black sections of West and North Philadelphia - fertilizes fears of fraud, despite little hard evidence.
Well I will have to say it does look odd since Bush got 130,099 in 2004 against Kerry in Philadelphia County
http://www.seventy.org/Downloads/El... Results_for_Gen_Election_all candidates_.pdf
Rick Santorum got 67,452 for Senate in 2006
John McCain in 2008 got 117,221 votes in the same county
Commonwealth of PA - Elections Information
So what is wrong with this picture?
Explain this libs. Either it's vote fraud or massive racism on the part of black voters.
Well I will have to say it does look odd since Bush got 130,099 in 2004 against Kerry in Philadelphia County
http://www.seventy.org/Downloads/El... Results_for_Gen_Election_all candidates_.pdf
Rick Santorum got 67,452 for Senate in 2006
John McCain in 2008 got 117,221 votes in the same county
Commonwealth of PA - Elections Information
So what is wrong with this picture?
What are you talking about? Romney received just under 92,000 votes in the county. This particular thread is regarding certain districts within that county where neither McCain nor Romney received a vote.
Well I will have to say it does look odd since Bush got 130,099 in 2004 against Kerry in Philadelphia County
http://www.seventy.org/Downloads/El... Results_for_Gen_Election_all candidates_.pdf
Rick Santorum got 67,452 for Senate in 2006
John McCain in 2008 got 117,221 votes in the same county
Commonwealth of PA - Elections Information
So what is wrong with this picture?
What are you talking about? Romney received just under 92,000 votes in the county. This particular thread is regarding certain districts within that county where neither McCain nor Romney received a vote.
What district did Romney get those votes in?
