Voter Fraud: Obama Won 108% of Registered Voters in Ohio County

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Thanks for the post OpposingVue, I love a debate and civil discourse; it’s one of the pillars of democracy. Please reread my post, my numbers come from the Wood County election results and the U.S. Census Bureau and are correct. I agree with you, as I did say in my post, that the total number of votes was 62,069, or 57.5% of eligible voters (I should have actually stated registered voters). I also noted that Obama got 50.9% of the vote and won by 4.18% of the vote. I stated exactly how I derived my numbers.

Numbers from my post above:
2011 population from U.S. Census Bureau = 126,355. 2011 percentage of persons under the age of 18, from the U.S. Census Bureau: 21.3% (126,355 * 21.3% = 26,913). 2011 derived potential voters (those of voting age, population minus those under 18) = 99,442 (126,355 – 26,913). Potential voters should be higher than eligible voters, because some people in the county may not be eligible to vote (as I mentioned: felons, noncitizens, etc.) but we’ll assume all 99,442 are eligible voters for this argument. This number should still be higher than registered voters, as not everyone cares to register, but again for this argument we’ll assume 100% of the eligible voters actually do register. You should therefore have no more than 99,442 registered voters in the county. Again, not everyone that registers actually votes (this time only 62,069 people voted, as you and I both point out). The difference between the number of eligible voters based on the 2011 US Census Bureau numbers and the number of registered voters according to the Wood County Board of Elections is 8,572, meaning that yes 108% of the eligible voters are registered to vote (when compared to 2011 population numbers).

That does not mean that many people actually voted, and it also does not say this is an incorrect number. I mentioned in my previous post that the math is a bit fuzzy with the information we have on hand, as 2012 population numbers are not currently available from the U.S. Census Bureau. How many people died, turned 18, moved into or out of the county, etc. in the last year? From the U.S. Census Bureau 2010 numbers, 11,277 persons were aged 15-19 in 2010 (and would be 17-21 now, assuming nobody moved). Assuming an even distribution, you could estimate 9,021 from that group are now of voting age and maybe that accounts for the difference. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the total population of Wood County grew by: 1990-2000 = 7,796; 2000-2010 = 4,423; 2010-2011 = 867. And in the last year, where we don’t have census numbers to compare against, the population of eligible voters grew by 8,572. It doesn’t mean that’s wrong necessarily; it means there is a legitimate question that deserves a more thorough examination.

This isn’t as direct as saying Wood County is definitely blue or red and voted
differently all of a sudden, because they didn’t. They are a true swing county; they’ve voted for the winning president in every election since 1980 and also have a history of supporting initiatives on both sides (against the individual healthcare mandate but in favor of keeping union collective bargaining rights, for example). Interestingly, the state of Ohio also follows however Wood County votes.

Resolving the question about Wood County is not going to change the election. Obama won Wood County by 2,599 votes and Ohio by 103,481 votes. For this to affect the election more than just Wood County or Ohio would need to flip. Romney and Ryan could have helped their case by winning at least their home states, which neither did. However, the legitimacy of our elections should be without question and has come up too many times in recent years. Whether it is military personnel not getting ballots in time or being purged from voter rolls, people standing in lines so long they have to leave for other commitments, machines that register the wrong vote, people attempting to vote more than once, or anything else that has been charged by BOTH sides, our democracy is undermined by these events. It should be the focus of both parties to ensure all eligible voters have the chance to vote, and each person has one and only one vote for the person they choose.

I just heard of a computer programmer that wrote the code that would flip 49-51 results either by a register flag or counter flag and there is no way to know unless there was a paper count. How many states are refusing to count the paper ballots by hand?? Many!!!!