Why the Prop 37 vote-count is too perfect

 

WHY THE PROP 37 VOTE-COUNT IS TOO PERFECT

by Jon Rappoport

November 17, 2012

www.nomorefakenews.com

 

Late yesterday afternoon, I consulted a map of California counties on the secretary of state’s website. You can see it here:

 

http://vote.sos.ca.gov/returns/maps/ballot-measures/prop/37/

 

This page has a summary of the Prop 37 vote-count so far.

 

This is an ongoing figure, because the state of California is still counting votes.

 

In the box, you’ll see YES on 37 has 5,329,994 votes. NO on 37 has 5,869,382 votes.

 

YES on 37 has 47.6% of the vote, while NO has 52.4%.

 

This is vitally important. Why? Because when the networks called the election early, on election night, a couple of hours after the polls closed, this was almost exactly the percentage breakdown they claimed existed then.

 

It’s no different from the vote percentages now: less than one percentage point.

 

Eleven days later, as millions more votes have been counted, and are being counted, these election-night percentages are still holding firm.

 

What are the odds of that happening?

 

Any sane person would demand to know how these percentage splits are being manipulated, created, invented.

 

We are led to believe the projections offered by networks on election night are astonishingly accurate, but this is a fairy tale.

 

It’s especially a fairy tale when, eleven days after Election Tuesday, when millions more votes have been counted, the percentage-splits don’t budge.

 

We know next to nothing about the people who actually make these early projections on election night. That is troubling. They are shaping the perception of the American people, and we don’t know how they operate.

 

We can say, yes, they work for Edison Media Research or the Associated Press, and they hand out early-call projections to media outlets, but beyond that, we have few clues.

 

Yet, as soon as the networks make their calls on who has won an election, everyone folds up his tent and walks away. It’s as if a magic wand has been waved, and everyone obeys.

 

These “projection gurus” do some exit polls and, poof, they predict winners. They pick the moment when they’re going to put the word out to media outlets: “it’s time to say Prop 37 lost.”

 

And then it’s over.

 

And then 11 days later, the percentage splits that existed when the media made the call, on election night, are virtually the same.

 

Only a fool drinks that Kool-Aid.

 

It’s as if these projection gurus were watching horses coming out of the gate in the Kentucky Derby. A hundred yards down the track they call the winner. Not only are they right, but their horse had a two-length lead at a hundred yards and the same two-length lead as he crossed the wire at the finish.

 

When are people going to give up their religious belief in the sanctity of elections? Are they afraid that, if they leave that church, they’re going to Hell?

 

Let’s rework PT Barnum’s famous dictum: “There are 300 million suckers born every election night.”

 

Jon Rappoport

The author of an explosive collection, THE MATRIX REVEALED, Jon was a candidate for a US Congressional seat in the 29th District of California. Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, he has worked as an investigative reporter for 30 years, writing articles on politics, medicine, and health for CBS Healthwatch, LA Weekly, Spin Magazine, Stern, and other newspapers and magazines in the US and Europe. Jon has delivered lectures and seminars on global politics, health, logic, and creative power to audiences around the world. You can sign up for his free emails at www.nomorefakenews.com

5 comments on “Why the Prop 37 vote-count is too perfect

  1. David G. says:

    It is sickening, Americans have become so apathetic. Moveon.org started a petition in response to Jon’s articles and not even a day later when I go to sign it and it has disappeared…The populace has become so powerless, and yet they cannot be bothered to care! So many people I am acquainted with that if you try and inform them of important issues, such as vote fraud, they react with annoyance or hostility. They are far too comfy in their fantasy-cocoon. They would rather watch their reality show, play their video game, and get drunk, etc. then inform themselves of these very pressing matters occurring all around them. “’Voter fraud? who cares!’ ‘The president assassinates U.S. citizens, thereby violating their Bill of Rights? Well he must have been a terrorist.’ ‘The NDAA allows the president to arrest and detain me without charge, trail, or limits? Well it must be for the greater good…’ ” It is almost laughable, apart from the sheer terror of realization it causes.

  2. […] monopoly. For those of you not paying close attention, here’s a peak behind the curtain, the votes for proposition 37 are still not completely counted as I write this article. If that is the case, then why did the “TV” announce the winner rather quickly after […]

  3. babylovet says:

    a few things I am wondering:

    why two weeks to fully count the vote, and it’s still incomplete?? This, in the days of computer voting? Are the other propositions on the CA ballot also in the process of vote counting? The longer it goes on the longer exists the windows of opportunity to hack the count.

    moveon.org is a Democratic party front and, assuming they had a petition regrading this issue, they might have gotten leaned on by their “sponsors” to pull it. Remember Obama is a tool of Monsanto and Agri-Food Inc, having been come up through, and been sponsored by, the filthy Chicago political machine and its agri-business cronies. and moveon.org will not risk “access” even though their access is meaningless.

    I am not so sure about Health Food Inc. as a whole not wanting the labeling since lots of them do make a big deal on their labeling about not having any GMOs.

    And, perhaps most disturbing, at this point, with the proliferation of “promiscuous” GMO corn and other items in the environment, who can say for sure that the primary “organic” food sources are untainted.

  4. Ultrawoman says:

    Where do we go from here on Prop 37? Is there nothing further that can be done?

    I always wonder when half-percent sales tax increases barely squeak by with 52% of the vote or 77% if they require a two-thirds majority. They almost always tend to barely squeak by.

  5. Anonymous says:

    Sadly, these companies who pushed against this labeling bill will eventually see their ‘customers’ get sick from their fake food and eventually stop buying it since only live people eat food. If you read about the Georgia Guidestones, it all makes sense- it’s a war on humanity, and it is going on right now. Most people either don’t know, they know but don’t believe, or they don’t believe it because the truth is too horrifying to face.

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