Community | January 19, 2012 | 2 comments

Who really won in Iowa? Results were certified, but they might not have been right. Missing votes matter.

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"Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum beat Republican front-runner Mitt Romney in Iowa caucuses by 34 votes, according to an official tally release Thursday, a reversal of preliminary tallies that showed Romney winning the contest by just eight votes.

Eight of Iowa’s 1,774 precincts failed to turn in certified results by Wednesday at 5 p.m., the final deadline, the state Republican party said, meaning that the official statewide count will never include those precincts' votes.

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Golly Wally, I guess those little county positions matter when you play in the big leagues. Guess it is important to run reliable, law abiding, people for local offices!

Any doubts that TPTB what the completely unelectable Mitt to be the nominee? How might a Santorum win have effected NH? Would it have made a difference there and in SC?

And let's not forget that Mrs Newt the second has an interview that is supposedly going to play on ABC today. Now, we can't feel sorry for this particular Mrs Newt, being as how she fooled around with a married man who then fooled around on her with the current Mrs Newt. And she has been out in print telling tales, but it is curious she is going on air at a time when all the stops seemed to have been pulled out to get this wrapped up for Mitt.

Oh, we need Jimmy Carter's election monitoring team to get to work in American.
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2 comments // Who really won in Iowa? Results were certified, but they might not have been right. Missing votes matter.

  • Leen61
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      Leen61  
    • Missing votes do matter. The problem is all these GOP candidates are idiots and it won't matter which one gets the nomination. They all suck.

    • 4 months ago
  • attilatheblond
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      attilatheblond  
    • It matters who holds the ballot boxes in your county, in your precinct. If you can, if you have the time or can juggle your time around elections, consider getting involved as polling place judges, as election officials. Hell, run for County Clerk if you can. It really matters.

    • 4 months ago
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