Amazing graphs

What you’re not hearing on tv is that paper ballots were pretty close to exit polling.

Vote Fraud – Exit Polls Vs Actuals

They list the four contemporaneous and uncorrected exit polls. Kerry is listed first and Bush second in each pair of figures. Published = the figure presented as the vote count as of 10.00 a.m. EST on 11/3/04

Arizona
Poll one 45-55 Final 45-55 Published 44-55
Colorado
Poll one 48-51 2nd 48-50 3rd 46-53 Published 46-53
Louisiana
Poll one 42-57 Final 43-56 Published 42-57
Michigan
Poll one 51-48 Published 51-48 Published 51-48
Iowa
Poll one 49-49 3rd 50-48 Final 49-49 Published 49-50
New Mexico
Poll one 50-48 2nd 50-48 3rd 50-48 Final 50-49 Published 49-50
Maine 3rd poll 55-44 Published 53-45
Nevada:
3rd poll 48-49 Published 48-51
Arkansas:
3rd poll 45-54 Published 45-54
Missouri
Final 46-54 Published 46-53

These tracking polls were right where you would expect them to be and within the margin of error. However, if we look at some other states, the figures are beyond curious. either the exit polls were wrong or the vote count is wrong:

Wisconsin
Poll one 52-48 3rd 51-46 Final 52-47 Published 50-49
Pennsylvannia
Poll one 60-40 3rd 54-45 Final 53-46 Published 51-49
Ohio
Poll one 52-48 2nd 50-49 3rd 50-49 Final 51-49 Published 49-51
Florida
Poll one 51-48 2nd 50-49 3rd 50-49 Final 51-49 Published 47-52
Minnesota
Poll one 58-40 3rd 58-40 Final 54-44 Published 51-48
New Hampshire
Poll one 57-41 3rd 58-41 Published 50-49
North Carolina
Poll one 3rd 49-51 Final 48-52 Published 43-56

Taking the figures and measuring the size and direction of the poll to supposed vote count discrepancy, we find the variance between the exit poll and the final result:

Wisconsin
Bush plus 4%
Pennnsylvannia
Bush plus 5%
Ohio
Bush plus 4%
Florida
Bush plus 7%
Minnesota
Bush plus 7%
New Hampshire
Bush plus 15%
North Carolina’
Bush plus 9%

In summary our election results appear to have been tampered with to give Bush some unearned electoral votes.