OH Vote Supression: 250,000 votes still uncounted

[FullCountNotRecount]

Source: Counselor Petroikas (sp) Election Protection Attorney in Ohio on Election day as he told Cliff Kelley on public affairs program in Chicago WVAZ-FM 6-8 CST Sunday, November 14, 2004.

[ZRB]

1. Does that include provisionals?

Will a recount include these ballots?

If so, one could practically guarantee a Kerry win in Ohio. It all seems too easy.

[Goldeneye]

2. Is there a link?

[FullCountNotRecount]

5. My link is the Source: Petroikas the election atty: Reread:

Source: Counselor Petroikas (sp) Election Protection Attorney in Ohio on Election day as he told Cliff Kelley on public affairs program in Chicago WVAZ-FM 6-8 CST Sunday, November 14, 2004.

[newyawker99]

7. Hi Goldeneye!!

Welcome to DU!! :toast:

[AJH032]

3. and then there's...

the extra 93,000 votes in Cuyahoga county that were counted instead. It's becoming clearer every day that Kerry got more real votes than Bush in Ohio.

[BlueCaliDem]

4. If true, then Mary*something* Cahill was right.

The Kerry Campaign said, on election night, that there were over 250,000 cast votes still uncounted, and that's the reason why Edwards wanted to have a recount in Ohio when he came out on stage.
I remember the broadcast media dismissing him, and rallying around a Bush win instead.
Typical, corrupt, cheerleading corporate media...<grumble-grumble>

[marylanddem]

6. Huh?

If this is the case how come Ohio has been considered a win for Bush, who I think only "won" by 150,000-plus or something. (forget exact number)
Sorry if I'm missing something. This does sound too good to be true...