Is Romney Up 92,000 in Ohio’s Early Voting? (Update: Dummy Returns)
The report has already been pulled by Gannett. Is it accurate? Also, Report: Obama Campaign Considering Pre-Emptive Victory Claim Strike
November 6, 2012 - 6:37 am
Gannett reported earlier today that Mitt Romney leads Barack Obama by 92,000 in early voting…and then Gannett pulled the link.
Before the link went down, Gannett reported that Mitt Romney had 697,143 to Obama’s 605,546. The data was time-stamped at 2:03 am, so it included only early voting totals.
Democrats have been counting on a strong early vote run to offset the expected Republican voting edge on Election Day. But obviously if Romney won Ohio’s early voting, he’s strong to win the state at the end of the day.
Also, Report: Obama Campaign Considering Pre-Emptive Victory Claim Strike
Update: Those were dummy returns, inadvertently posted.
Get serious.
I called the OH Sec of State’s office and they said the early vote has yet to be counted. There is nothing on their site as well. .
This is the link:
http://news.cincinnati.com/article/20121106/NEWS010601/311060015/Ohio-presidential-vote-by-counties
Here’s the link.
http://news.cincinnati.com/article/20121106/NEWS010601/311060015/?nclick_check=1
Ace has a post that the Fraud plans to claim victory early in the day to supress the bgv against him. Sounds about right for the man with an agenda about which he cannot speak; a record about which he can only lie; and a life which is as hidden now as it was five years ago.