HOLY SHIT!!!!!!!!!!! --------- TPTB have leaked tomorrows election results on a local news site

For future reference, if anyone finds something like this and it is legit: don't spread it on the internet until it is too late to cover it up. Best to just tell a few close people for additional corroboration.

Changing numbers is as easy as typing a few keys and I see no reason why TPTB wouldn't change the results if they suspected people were "on to them".

You are as dumb as a box of rocks.

That's amazing if I'm reading it right. So, out of 12 million +, that's all that voted?

Who counted all those votes if they are absentee ballots?

They are not absentee ballots.

And why does the source page say the page was created on 1/26/2010, then modified today?

I posted the original thread and I am no Santorum lover

I be a "Paultard"!

No idea why some one else who ripped off my original thread got pinned

Wow, that's a low turn out. Thanks!

How did you find it??? Incredible BTW!

Pre-determined Illinois Primary Results Leaked to Local Affiliate?

The Daily Paul

[link to www.dailypaul.com]

I just googled IL election results because I wanted to monitor the link where they would be and to my surprise there it was Santorum in the lead!

it's just a test run for the webmaster of that site to see what the website layout will look like with actual numbers. that will safe him time and he can publish the results quicker after tomorrows real results are final.
nothing to see here.

No it is not, it is right on target for this primarys expected turnout in Illinois.


"The number of registered Illinois voters ahead of the March 20 primary is down from both two years ago and the last as well as the last presidential primary contest in 2008, the State Board of Elections said today.

As of Wednesday, 7.282 million people were registered to vote in Illinois, a decrease of about 318,000 from the 7.6 million who were registered for the 2010 primary that featured hotly-contested governor's races.

This year’s figure also is down slightly from the 7.3 million who were registered for the 2008 primary, which was held in February and featured home-state candidate Barack Obama on the ballot.

Still, the registration figure is up from the 2004 presidential primary when 7.137 million people were signed up to vote.

Voter turnout in the last Illinois presidential primary was 40.89 percent."

[link to www.chicagotribune.com]

no link back to glp huh?

There are two declared winners of the House ... interesting.

You just have all the answers don't you?

I just googled "IL election results" and this page is nowhere to be found...

So I also noticed.

who is surprised by their low antics.
gotta laugh at those krazy kidz!

Google uses all your previous search results to "personalize" your search results. Ain't that grand?

Are you serious?

I don't think he's being honest about how he came upon this information...

Looked at my google and I googled " IL Primary Results "

Yea, having to erase numbers before you type them in will really save time right...

Ok there it is.

Criticism of OP recanted.

BTW, a webmaster wouldn't bother to put such detailed fake data in.

Go ahead, give us excuse...er, which number's next? Excuse #5? Be sure to remember to add "nothing to see here" at the end of the post as per the script.

Did none of you TPTB-tards bother to notice that the Democrat and Republican primaries in House District 3 had exactly the same vote counts for two separate races? It's obviously a test page that one of their web people has up on the site. It's not linked to from anywhere else on their site. U R DUMB.

:listening:

Roger that.

Link us your google so we can look at it. Please HURRY UP WERE RUNNUG OUT OF TIME.

Sorry - District 2 has the duplicate cut-and-paste test numbers:

U.S. HOUSE - DISTRICT 2
Jackson (I)
64,837
55%100%
Halvorson
53,048
44%
U.S. HOUSE - DISTRICT 2
Taylor
64,837
55%100%
Woodworth
53,048
44%

I find it far more disturbing that there are that many computer users out there who don't know how to take a screenshot.

There's a button for it right on the keyboard.

Even my mom can take a screenshot and he's about as computer proficient as Terry Schiavo.


Too soon?