New Count Shows Bush May Have Won Popular Vote

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New Count Shows Bush May Have Won Popular Vote

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Despite the widely accepted claim that Al Gore won the popular vote by some 300,000 votes, a new count of state totals appears to show George Bush was the real winner by nearly 2 million votes. According to respected news analyst Mary Mostert, a report sent to her by reader Don Boyd showed that Gore got a total of 50,753,172 votes nationwide while Bush got 52,685,804 giving him a winning margin of 1,932,632.

Wrote Mostert "While I have not checked all 50 states with the Secretary of State official returns, I have checked all the big states and a number of the smaller states. All the ones I have checked are accurate, or modified very slightly with late absentee ballots, which tilted towards George W. Bush. For those who want to personally check these figures, go to the "Original Source" which has all the election information by state. Nearly all the states now have their OFFICIAL, returns posted.

"These figures were reportedly obtained from the Office of the Secretary of State from each state but haven't been confirmed. Where are Al Gore's cheer leaders known as the news media?”

GORE

Alabama 692,611 Alaska 79,004 Arizona 685,341 Arkansas 422,768 California 5,835,996 Colorado 738,227 Connecticut 816,015 Delaware 180,068 D.C. 171,923 Florida 2,912,253 Georgia 1,116,230 Hawaii 205,286 Idaho 138,637 Illinois 2,589,026 Indiana 901,980 Iowa 638,517 Kansas 399,276 Kentucky 638,923 Louisana 792,344 Maine 319,951 Maryland 1,144,008 Mass 1,616,487 Mich 1,953,139 Minn 1,168,226 Miss 404,614 MO 1,110,776 Montana 137,126 Nebraska 231,776 Nevada 279,978 New Hampshire 266,348 New Jersey 1,788,850 New Mexico 286,783 New York 4,107,697 N. Carolina 1,257,692 N. Dakota 95,284 Ohio 2,183,628 Oklahoma 474,276 Oregon 720,342 PA 2,485,967 RI 249,508 SC 566,039 SD 118,804 TN 981,720 TX 2,433,746 UT 203,053 VM 149,022 VA 1,217,290 WA 1,247,652 WV 295,497 WI 1,242,987 WY 60,481

Totals 50,753,172

BUSH

Alabama 941,173 Alaska 167,398 Arizona 781,652 Arkansas 472,940 California 4,544,136 Colorado 883,748 Connecticut 561,094 Delaware 137,288 D.C. 18,073 Florida 2,912,790 Georgia 1,419,720 Hawaii 137,845 Idaho 336,937 Illinois 2,019,421 Indiana 1,245,836 Iowa 634,373 Kansas 622,332 Kentucky 872,520 Louisana 972,871 Maine 286,616 Maryland 813,827 Mass 878,502 Mich 4,232,501 Minn 1,109,659 Miss 572,844 MO 1,118,504 Montana 240,178 Nebraska 433,850 Nevada 301,575 New Hampshire 273,559 New Jersey 1,284,173 New Mexico 286,417 New York 2,403,374 N. Carolina 1,631,163 N. Dakota 174,852 Ohio 2,350,363 Oklahoma 744,337 Oregon 713,577 PA 2,281,127 RI 130,555 SC 786,892 SD 190,700 TN 1,061,949 TX 3,799,639 UT 515,096 VM 119,775 VA 1,437,490 WA 1,108,864 WV 336,473 WI 1,237,279 WY 147,947

Totals 52,685,804

Bush Wins BY: 1,932,632

Can we now expect the media which is busy counting votes in Florida to take a look at these figures and report the results should they prove that Gore lost the popular vote by nearly two million votes?

-- Uncle Bob (unclb0b@aol.com), December 20, 2000

Answers

Note that NewsMax.com is about as credible as Onion.com.

-- (@ .), December 20, 2000.

Note that NewsMax.com is about as credible as Onion.com.

How can you say that?!? That's where us doomers got some of our TEOTWAWKI info!

-- Jesus (martinez@mexico.gov), December 20, 2000.


So there I was, wondering just how we had morphed from a Y2k forum to a forum on spurious vote totals ...

I started doublechecking the state sites linked from www.originalsources.com. On just the second page of the Alabama site that I browsed (www.sos.state.al.us/election/index.cfm) something seemed ... odd. But what? Hmmm ...

Finally, I realized that my peripheral vision had caught the fine print at the bottom:

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