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Election Reform

Coyotl

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11. More info needed than this sketchy picture of what happened.

Reply to EFerrari (Original post)

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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U of TX El Paso prof says PREP is manipulating vote count in Mexico. [View all] EFerrari Jul 2012 OP

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More info needed than this sketchy picture of what happened. Coyotl Jul 2012 #11

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