Monday, August 29, 2011

PE2011: Fishy Vote Counting Detected

When TCB leave election dept at 12.30am he was leading by 2%. As he left the ED, the tide changed very quickly. What is the reason behind this? TCB was winning by 2% leading nation wide and within 10 mins it loses by 0.3%?
Yahoo: "It was a day of wild swings for the Tan Cheng Bock, who appeared to enjoy a narrow 2-3 per cent lead right through the counting hours, only to be pipped towards the end by Dr Tony Tan.
A big lead of at least 45,000 votes.
"He garnered 737,128 valid votes to Dr Tony Tan's 744,398, which resulted in the latter becoming Singapore's seventh president with a margin of just 0.34 per cent of total votes cast." 
In the final moment, reported loss by a narrow margin of 7,270
Todayonline: "His core members were preparing to pop champagne as word had it that Dr Tan was leading overall by 2 to 3 percentage points, with only one centre where he did not perform so well."
How can it be that only 1 counting centre votes help TT to clinch the final tally by more than 45,000 votes?

Really fishy!

Popular sentiment at Yahoo


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