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Like Jordan, as many as 49,000 people across Central Florida were discouraged from voting because of long lines on Election Day, according to a researcher at Ohio State University who analyzed election data compiled by the Orlando Sentinel.
About 30,000 of those discouraged voters — most of them in Orange and Osceola counties — likely would have backed Democratic President Barack Obama, according to Theodore Allen, an associate professor of industrial engineering at OSU.
About 19,000 voters would have likely backed Republican Mitt Romney, Allen said.
Researcher: Long lines at polls caused 49,000 not to vote
Like Jordan, as many as 49,000 people across Central Florida were discouraged from voting because of long lines on Election Day, according to a researcher at Ohio State University who analyzed election data compiled by the Orlando Sentinel.
About 30,000 of those discouraged voters most of them in Orange and Osceola counties likely would have backed Democratic President Barack Obama, according to Theodore Allen, an associate professor of industrial engineering at OSU.
About 19,000 voters would have likely backed Republican Mitt Romney, Allen said.
Well, since Obama won the election and the state....GOP FAILS at cheating.
They can't even do crooked right anymore.
What a joke!!
Researcher: Long lines at polls caused 49,000 not to vote
Like Jordan, as many as 49,000 people across Central Florida were discouraged from voting because of long lines on Election Day, according to a researcher at Ohio State University who analyzed election data compiled by the Orlando Sentinel.
About 30,000 of those discouraged voters most of them in Orange and Osceola counties likely would have backed Democratic President Barack Obama, according to Theodore Allen, an associate professor of industrial engineering at OSU.
About 19,000 voters would have likely backed Republican Mitt Romney, Allen said.
Well, since Obama won the election and the state....GOP FAILS at cheating.
They can't even do crooked right anymore.
What a joke!!
Joke doesn't even come close. This is news but not news. They had already admitted to attempted vote suppression (I have a link somewhere, I'll see if I can go dig it up).
I notice he doesn't qualify how he came up with that number that would "likely" vote obummer.
Like Jordan, as many as 49,000 people across Central Florida were discouraged from voting because of long lines on Election Day,
Researcher: Long lines at polls caused 49,000 not to vote
Well, since Obama won the election and the state....GOP FAILS at cheating.
They can't even do crooked right anymore.
What a joke!!
Joke doesn't even come close. This is news but not news. They had already admitted to attempted vote suppression (I have a link somewhere, I'll see if I can go dig it up).
They're like the gang that couldn't shoot straight.
Gov. Rick Scott said Wednesday that the state should extend its early voting period to avoid long lines and other chaos at the Florida polls, abruptly reversing a position he vigorously defended before and after the tumultuous November general election.
Scotts about-face came in an interview with CNN, when he said Florida needs to extend its early voting days, limit ballot lengths and give local election supervisors more leeway in selecting early voting sites. The position is 180 degrees from the 2011 law passed by the Republican-led Legislature and signed by Scott that cut early voting days from 14 to eight.
Scott calls for 'bipartisan' plan to fix Florida's elections | December 19, 2012 | Lloyd Dunkelberger | HT Politics
Researcher: Long lines at polls caused 49,000 not to vote
Like Jordan, as many as 49,000 people across Central Florida were discouraged from voting because of long lines on Election Day, according to a researcher at Ohio State University who analyzed election data compiled by the Orlando Sentinel.
About 30,000 of those discouraged voters most of them in Orange and Osceola counties likely would have backed Democratic President Barack Obama, according to Theodore Allen, an associate professor of industrial engineering at OSU.
About 19,000 voters would have likely backed Republican Mitt Romney, Allen said.
Well, since Obama won the election and the state....GOP FAILS at cheating.
They can't even do crooked right anymore.
What a joke!!
I notice he doesn't qualify how he came up with that number that would "likely" vote obummer.
Researcher: Long lines at polls caused 49,000 not to vote
Like Jordan, as many as 49,000 people across Central Florida were discouraged from voting because of long lines on Election Day, according to a researcher at Ohio State University who analyzed election data compiled by the Orlando Sentinel.
About 30,000 of those discouraged voters most of them in Orange and Osceola counties likely would have backed Democratic President Barack Obama, according to Theodore Allen, an associate professor of industrial engineering at OSU.
About 19,000 voters would have likely backed Republican Mitt Romney, Allen said.
Well, since Obama won the election and the state....GOP FAILS at cheating.
They can't even do crooked right anymore.
What a joke!!
Joke doesn't even come close. This is news but not news. They had already admitted to attempted vote suppression (I have a link somewhere, I'll see if I can go dig it up).
