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Proving Election Fraud: Phantom Voters, Uncounted Votes, and the National Exit Poll [Paperback]

Richard Charnin
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Proving Election Fraud  pulls back the curtain and exposes the pattern of election fraud over the past four decades.  The information is all there - if the experts care to look.
 --Michael Collins in "Scoop Independent News"

Anyone who cares about the truth and our democracy would do well to get a copy of this book ASAP.
--Mark Crispin Miller: Professor of Culture and Communication, NYU.

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    Contents
     Introduction                                                                                   1
  1  From Hanging Chads to Phantom Voters                                   5
  2 Media Lockdown                                                                          20
  3  The Simple Math                                                                         29
  4 Forbidden Data                                                                             40
  5  The Election Forecasting Game                                                  63
  6 Election Model: A Trip to Monte Carlo                                      71
  7  Exit Polls: Forced to Match                                                        78
  8 Calculating the True Vote                                                            97
  9 1968-1996: Age of Innocence                                                      101
10  2000: Shock to the System                                                         114
11  2004: Silent Scream of the Numbers                                         117
12  Ohio: Endgame                                                                           150
13  Florida: Phantoms in Cyberspace                                              157
14  New York: Urban Legend                                                          164
15  Oregon: Mail-in for Democracy                                                169
16  2006 Midterms: Quantifying the Risk                                       174
17  2008 Primaries: Operation Chaos                                              184
18  2008: Landslide Denied                                                              191
19  A Conversation about the 2008 Election                                   208
20  Myths and Anomalies                                                                 212        
21  Vote Swing vs. Exit Poll Red-shift                                             221
22  False Recall                                                                                226
23  A Simple Proof                                                                            236
 
     Appendix
A  Online Debates                                                                            245
1   USCV and the Implausibility of rBr                                            248
2   A View of the Exit Poll Debate                                                   291
3   Hobson's Choice                                                                          308                        
4   The Clincher                                                                                 332                        
5   The Game                                                                                     385
6   2006 Election Fraud Probability Analysis                                   387
7   Generic Polls for Forecasting the Midterms                              392
 
B   Election Fraud Analytics                                                             395
C   Response to the TruthIsAll FAQ                                               411
D   Election Models                                                                          429
E   An Open Source PC/Internet Voting System                             438
F   References                                                                                   440
     Acknowledgements                                                                      451
 

Product Details

  • Paperback: 456 pages
  • Publisher: AuthorHouse (March 31, 2010)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 144908527X
  • ISBN-13: 978-1449085278
  • Product Dimensions: 9 x 1 x 6 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 1.5 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
  • Average Customer Review: 3.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (4 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #2,155,921 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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5.0 out of 5 stars GENIUS AT WORK July 16, 2012
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Richard Charnin is an expert in this field, the real deal, and, to put it simply-- He proves amazing things with numbers. He does amazing things with the data, and it isn't magic, it's Math. He's like that great teacher whom you (hopefully) had in high school, that took the data that everyone else could see but didn't know what to do with, applied proven formulas, and extracted dramatic answers from it all that you hadn't even suspected were there. He does that clearly and concisely and it has broad, striking implications. Great book.
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1.0 out of 5 stars Left Wing, Conspiracy Theorist November 5, 2012
By E. W.
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The premise of the author's book is that Republicans have been able to systematically get an extra 5-10% of fraudulent votes counted. However, he is sure there is no fraud on the Democrats side. This is all done by taking raw data and not normalizing it at all.

Here is a quick example of his faulty thinking. Let's suppose a state where there are 50% registered republicans and democrats each. If news organizations talk to 10 people and 6 say they are democrats and voted democratic and 4 said they were republican and voted republican, the author would maintain that real electorate is 60% Dem and 40% Rep. When the election results come out and show a 50-50 tie, the author assumes a 10% fraud by republicans. He doesn't realize that he needs to normalize the exit poll with reality. The exit pollsters do not talk to everyone. They take a sample and then based on known demographics apply it accordingly.

For all of his charts, graphs and simulations, it is too bad he doesn't understand statistics at all. The only fraud that this reveals is the author's own thinking.
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Richard Charnin used to do the math necessary for the design of space craft and advanced fighters. Here he turns his professional skills to election fraud that consistently produces election results at great variances from both the "true vote" count and the vote count indicated by voters surveyed in scientific exit polls.

The survival of a constitutional democracy in the United States may well depend upon whether this important news is disseminated among the American people and law enforcement agencies before the November 2012 election in which both the Presidency and control of the United States Senate are at stake.

Cliff Arnebeck, Election Attorney
Columbus, Ohio
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