Crunching the numbers

Creepy, indeed:

Brad at BradBlog.com reports on a very troubling analysis done of votes in Florida that were tallied by machines produced by Diebold (the company run by the big Republican) and ES&S (a company reportedly founded by the CEO of Diebold).

It's a bit complicated, but in a nutshell, you can look at registered voters for each party in a precinct and guesstimate how many votes each party might get in that precinct. Then you compare that guesstimate with how many people actually voted for each party in that precinct.

I know, complicated. But in the end what they found was a shocking number of the Diebold and ES&S precincts logged WAY MORE Republican votes than expected and WAY FEWER Dem votes than expected. Whereas the other precincts, not nearly such a divergence.

That's creepy. Especially when you consider that Diebold and ES&S supposedly tallied 80% of the nation's vote. You see where this is going.

He then links here and here for data results. Look them over. Decide for yourself.