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Voter fraud rumor of the day: 141% voter turnout in St. Lucie County, Fla.

There’s lots of uninformed buzz on Twitter today about a report purporting to show 141 percent voter turnout in St. Lucie County, Florida:

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Twitter user @NathanWurtzel points out that the figure is based on “cards cast,” which is not the same as votes cast.

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https://twitter.com/NathanWurtzel/status/267264943353630720

It appears that “cards cast” refers to the number of ballots times the number of pages on each ballot. So if the ballot is two pages long, “cards cast” should be twice the number of ballots cast.

https://twitter.com/NathanWurtzel/status/267266540120989696

https://twitter.com/jacobperry/status/267338779528945664

https://twitter.com/jacobperry/status/267355803059642369

https://twitter.com/jacobperry/status/267330955767869440

Does voter fraud exist? Yes.

Is it prevalent enough to explain Barack Obama’s margin of victory (about three million votes nationwide, about 74,000 votes in Florida)?  No.

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