Reply #14: That's the only positive by product

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The turnout will be huge. It is already as we're seeing in early voting.

The polling isn't catching this and it's the insurance policy.

http://usacoup.scoop.co.nz/?p=722

Turnout will exceed 70% in a lot of places. The problem with stealing that type of election is
they have to put the votes somewhere and there are not enough places:

"The only fraud strategies available are through electronic voting machines and outright changes in vote totals. Thus, with fewer tools (disenfranchisement and suppression are out for this group); election fraud would need to wipe out 14% of the estimated vote.

'That’s to obvious and that’s why the "net new" voters from the Democratic primaries in these four key swing states, the mid and southeastern Atlantic states, and any other state fitting this 2008 primary voting pattern represent the best assurance against election fraud available.

"Internet researcher anaxarchos made the point in blunt terms in a communication to the author:

"It is not enough to steal votes. You need a place to stuff them. You can sell cocaine but in the end you have to explain how your Starbucks franchise brings in $80 million per year. There will be widespread fraud and caging and suppression but, as of today, I see no possible place to stuff it. It was hard enough in 2004 and that was 'close'."

http://usacoup.scoop.co.nz/?p=722