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Florida Elections Anomalies Go Unreported
Key Excerpts from Article on Website of UPI (United Press International News Service)


UPI (United Press International News Service), November 12, 2004
Posted: November 11th, 2006
http://www.upi.com/view.cfm?StoryID=20041112-010916-6128r

In Baker County, Fla...there are 12,887 registered voters: 69.3 percent are Democrats, 24.3 percent are Republicans. Yet 2,180 of county residents voted for Kerry while 7,738 voted for Bush -- the opposite of what some election critics say was the typically pattern elsewhere in the United States. In Florida's Dixie County...77.5 percent of the 4,988 registered voters are Democrats, 15 percent are Republicans. On Election Day, Bush carried the county with 4,433 votes vs. 1,959 for Kerry. Nationally, few outlets have pursued the story of what happened in Baker and Dixie.


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