Here is an excellent article that lays the groundwork for serious concern in the validity of the 2004 election result. Here is a teaser snippet:
"Morris's reflections are backed up by Steven F. Freemen of the University of Pennsylvania, who, in a paper released to the public on November 10, [8] notes that the statistical likelihood of exit polls being as far off the mark as they were on election night in three of the battleground states - Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Florida - is 250 million to 1 (Freemen used polling data that were not adjusted by the networks to fit with the official tally [9])."
Republicans have laid the groundwork for this fraud by downplaying the validity of exit polls. I was bought in myself until I read more about how accurate these types of polls have been in the past.
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