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EFerrari

(163,986 posts)
Mon Jul 2, 2012, 01:55 PM Jul 2012

U of TX El Paso prof says PREP is manipulating vote count in Mexico.

He says the correlation of 40+ data points was perfect for three hours last night, which shouldn't be possible. (I have no idea what that means.)

Here is the data he bases his conclusion on:

http://www.el5antuario.org/2012/07/reportan-grafica-espejo-entre-jvm-y.html



This blogger says the mirroring results shouldn't be possible and he points out that this is also what was done in 2006.

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U of TX El Paso prof says PREP is manipulating vote count in Mexico. (Original Post) EFerrari Jul 2012 OP
K&R'd. snot Jul 2012 #1
The PRI at it again? demosincebirth Jul 2012 #2
mexico has never recovered johnsolaris Jul 2012 #3
There was also a reporter on Amy's show today that said the official trouble reporting EFerrari Jul 2012 #4
I wonder if ... 1StrongBlackMan Jul 2012 #5
They will but you'll never hear about them unless their stuff is posted here EFerrari Jul 2012 #6
Corrupt functionaries and politicians, be afraid because this is just the beginning. EFerrari Jul 2012 #7
YoSoy132 Marching against fraudulent election results. EFerrari Jul 2012 #8
They'll have to explain the PAN nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #9
Latino Rebels: What is happening in Mexican elections? Is fraud an issue? EFerrari Jul 2012 #10
More info needed than this sketchy picture of what happened. Coyotl Jul 2012 #11
Spam deleted by NRaleighLiberal (MIR Team) TheNaimSadik Oct 2012 #12

snot

(10,740 posts)
1. K&R'd.
Mon Jul 2, 2012, 01:58 PM
Jul 2012

I've been very concerned that electronic election fraud has been exported around the world.

johnsolaris

(220 posts)
3. mexico has never recovered
Mon Jul 2, 2012, 02:17 PM
Jul 2012

Mexico has never recovered from the PRI years. I have had several friends work in Mexico & love the country & the people.
However, the way of doing business was completely corrupted by the PRI. Bribery & corruption is common place & environmental laws,
If there are any at all are ignored. Outside the cities there are places that are beautiful, but are threatened & may disappear soon.
Good luck if the PRI returns.

EFerrari

(163,986 posts)
4. There was also a reporter on Amy's show today that said the official trouble reporting
Mon Jul 2, 2012, 02:29 PM
Jul 2012

site was under continuous attacking during the vote AND it took in hundreds of trouble reports.

http://www.democracynow.org/2012/7/2/after_election_mexico_poised_for_return

EFerrari

(163,986 posts)
6. They will but you'll never hear about them unless their stuff is posted here
Mon Jul 2, 2012, 02:52 PM
Jul 2012

or at Mark Crispin Miller's blog. Maybe a handful of other places.

EFerrari

(163,986 posts)
7. Corrupt functionaries and politicians, be afraid because this is just the beginning.
Mon Jul 2, 2012, 08:14 PM
Jul 2012
?w=604

Jul
2
Se confirma fraude, Anonymous se infiltra a la base de datos del PREP, y dice que AMLO llevaría un 41%... EPN 33%.

(Anonymous hacks PREP database; says AMLO should be at 41%, EPN at 33%)

Anonymous hackea al IFE, “Todo sea por la democracia”
In Uncategorized on 2 julio 2012 at 12:09 pm

Cuando la democracia funciona, los amos de México cometen fraude: compran votos, duplican papeletas, programan el software del IFE con un 4.7 de ventaja a EPN, transcriben “equivocadamente” los resultados de las actas de casillas, razuran los padrones, limitan las papeletas en distritos de la oposición, etc., etc.. Ante la abrumadora cantidad de evidencia ciudadana, -EL FRAUDE del IFE es innegable-.

When democracy works, the masters of Mexico commit fraud: buying votes, duplicate ballots, program the software with a 4.7 IFE advantage ahead of EPN, "accidentally" transcribe wrong polling place results, you dress up the pimp, limit the ballots in districts of the opposition, and so on., etc. .. Given the overwhelming amount of evidence citizen-IFE FRAUD is undeniable

http://armakdeodelot.blogspot.mx/2012/07/se-confirma-fraude-anonymous-se.html
 

nadinbrzezinski

(154,021 posts)
9. They'll have to explain the PAN
Tue Jul 3, 2012, 12:08 AM
Jul 2012

Also the statistics by PREP matched exit polls very closely, so they'll have to explain that Grupo Musofsky, Reforma, Televisa and Excelsuor, all ran their own polls, were in it.

For the record I have seen stats like that in European elections and the US. So are we getting wide spread fraud? Perhaps.

But this would mean such a wide spread conspiracy it boggles the mind.

My opinion, PRD/PT would have done better not to run Obrador, he left a really bitter taste in people's mouths.

One more thing, actually two

1.- Peña Nieto went into the elections leading all polls anywhere from five to ten points. This is considered reliable data in most elections.

2.- Did the PRI / Parido verde alliance, Alianza por México also steal the House?

EFerrari

(163,986 posts)
10. Latino Rebels: What is happening in Mexican elections? Is fraud an issue?
Tue Jul 3, 2012, 09:43 AM
Jul 2012

El PREP resta votos para el "Movimiento Progresista" Hay muchas pruebas de esto. (PREP subtracts votes from "Movimiento Progresista". There are many instances of this.)

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=295883160510603&set=a.181109608654626.37027.181102471988673&type=1&ref=nf

 

Coyotl

(15,262 posts)
11. More info needed than this sketchy picture of what happened.
Tue Jul 31, 2012, 09:05 AM
Jul 2012

There can be a direct correlation in a two-party vote, approaching 1.0, but in a three-party race a direct correlation of two parties without a correlation in the third case is inddeed improbable.

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