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Bloomberg Calls NY Primary Vote Fraud PDF Print E-mail
Written by Leigh Ann Caldwell   
Thursday, 21 February 2008 07:01

Headlines, Feb 21 – Fraud in New York's February 5th primary. That's what New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg says, the New York Post reports. Unofficial tallies have given Obama zero votes in 78 of the 6,000 election districts. Election officials have claimed that the result was but a mere 'error'. But the Obama camp is calling for an investigation, hoping not to pull off a win there, but to pick up more delegates.

February 21 - Headlines
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Comments (1)
BLOOMBERG calls FRAUD!!!
1 Saturday, 23 February 2008 12:02
ContraryMary
I don't think that anyone of us is surprised about this, which makes it all the more shameful!

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