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Sun Dec-19-04 11:42 AM Original message |
| THE GRAPH: Red Shift vs. State Machine % Mix vs. Reported Problems |
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Edited on Sun Dec-19-04 12:33 PM by TruthIsAll
Lots of colors.
And maybe a few clues as to where, what and how it was done. How too read the graph (sorted left to right) by Red shift deviations from Kerry to Bush. Negative shift is Kerry to Bush (41 states); positive shift is Bush to Kerry (10 states): 1- The Red Shift to Bush (41 states) is the big Blue area. Ten states at the right shiftwed to Kerry. 2- The Triangular spikes represent where machine problems were reported. The higher the spike, the greater the relative problem frequency per state voter population. LA had the highest reported machine problem rate. 3- The multicolored area represents the mix of voting machines used in the states, expressed as fractions. As a Check, see that they sum to ONE.  |
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