Ahhh, but that's where you are wrong(again), you brain dead scumbag: A decade long study of voting results came up with 31 cases of voter fraud-thirty-one-out of nearly a BILLION results-that would not've swung 10 "Floridas" for Gore in 2000, which was decided by appx 500 votes-speaking of which, how is it rigged when you get slaughtered, Jagoff? Finally, Rump forgot to bring a very important component of a fraud charge: PROOF, muthafucka, do you or Rump have it? No, so STFU, Sheriff Jagoff, and assume the position that you know only too well...Loser!@#0:flies:Slapping-silly90)):bunnies::bigfingerazzkick(&^Slapping-silly90)):madasshol:trx-smly0:kissingbb:fckmad::Countdown
Ahhh, but that's where you are wrong(again), you brain dead scumbag: A decade long study of voting results came up with 31 cases of voter fraud-thirty-one-out of nearly a BILLION results-that would not've swung 10 "Floridas" for Gore in 2000, which was decided by appx 500 votes-speaking of which, how is it rigged when you get slaughtered, Jagoff? Finally, Rump forgot to bring a very important component of a fraud charge: PROOF, muthafucka, do you or Rump have it? No, so STFU, Sheriff Jagoff, and assume the position that you know only too well...Loser!@#0:flies:Slapping-silly90)):bunnies::bigfingerazzkick(&^Slapping-silly90)):madasshol:trx-smly0:kissingbb:fckmad::Countdown
Gallup Poll: Jimmy Carter 47 -- Ronald Reagan 39
Past polls have also shown Democrats leading their Republican opponents up to the election. One of the most dramatic was a Gallup Poll result 2 weeks before the 1980 General Election that showed Jimmy Carter to be far ahead of Ronald Reagan. Rush Limbaugh stated,
Past polls have also shown Democrats leading their Republican opponents up to the election. One of the most dramatic was a Gallup Poll result 2 weeks before the 1980 General Election that showed Jimmy Carter to be far ahead of Ronald Reagan. Rush Limbaugh stated,
In a Gallup poll on October 26th in 1980, two weeks before the election, Gallup had it Jimmy Carter 47, Ronald Reagan 39. That election two weeks later ended up in a landslide that was so big that Carter conceded before California closed.
The New York Times verified this poll,
Ronald Reagan, who trailed President Jimmy Carter 47 percent to 39 percent in a survey completed on Oct. 26, 1980.
As did Wikipedia,
Arguably the most important event of the entire 1980 presidential campaign was the second presidential debate, which was held one week to the day before the election (October 28).[24] On October 26, two days prior to the debate, Gallup released a survey that suggested that Carter was leading Reagan by a margin of 47% to 39%.
