Reply #53: Here's some evidence.

[pnwmom]

There were 14,000 "found" votes, but there are only 28,000 people of voting age in the town. (38,000 of all ages). How would that be possible?

Well, it would be possible if 100% of eligible voters were registered, and they had a turnout rate of 50%. But honestly -- 100% registration?

Or it would be possible if 75% of eligible voters were registered (which is still a high number), and they had a turnout of 67% (almost unimaginably high for an off-year election).

The statewide turnout was 33% -- which was considered quite high.

Do you still think there's no evidence of fraud?

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=439&topic_id=850214&mesg_id=850214

According to the 2010 census, there are 38,649 living in Brookfield. Of these Male 48.4% Female 51.6%, Median Age 42...Most of the media has been focusing on the 38,649 number, which — given a 33% turnout over all — would yield about the 14,000 votes reported...But the "voting age and over" population for Brookfield is 73.2%. This yields a possible voting base of 28,291.