Vote fraud UK: count delays, machines, postal votes

[conspiracy analyst]

Galloway has stated that on Channel 4 that a lot of postal fraud is occurring and that this might affect the outcome of the General Election as only a few highly contested seats may give eventual outcome....

Postal vote fraud: 50 criminal inquiries nationwide amid fears bogus voters could swing election

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/election/article-1271457/General-Elect ion-2010-Postal-vote-fraud-amid-fears-bogus-voters-swing-election.html #ixzz0mzLkuumn

[TonyGosling]

Quite right.

Scottish 9/11 Truther who died last year, Keith Mothersson, was one of the most important campaigners against postal votes for all these reasons.
http://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/__data/assets/electoral_commissi on_pdf_file/0003/19047/Submission10_27668-20370__E__N__S__W__.pdf

[TonyGosling]

Vote fraud UK: count delays, machines, postal votes etc.

The winner in the race for Mayor of London, which was meant to have been announced an hour ago, has been delayed - after a power outage caused chaos with vote-counting machines earlier today.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2138853/London-mayoral-electio ns-2012-Boris-marches-predicted-point-win-Ken-help-ease-night-Tory-cou ncil-election-pain.html
Two batches of ballot papers are currently being reprocessed in Brent and Harrow.
Electronic vote counting at one of the count centres in the capital was delayed by more than an hour today following a power cut, officials have said.
The process of scanning ballot papers at Alexandra Palace in north London had been due to start at 8.45am, but did not get under way until 10.15am due to the temporary loss of power.
It is understood builders there may not have known the count was happening but it will probably not delay the result.

Postal voting fraud still commons, warns "banana republic" judge
http://www.birminghammail.net/news/top-stories/2012/04/27/postal-votin g-fraud-still-commons-warns-banana-republic-judge-97319-30848881/
Deputy High Court judge Richard Mawrey said almost nothing had changed since his landmark ruling in 2005.
And he warned: “In local elections, a small number of votes will make a considerable difference. The opportunities for fraud are enormous, the chances of detection very small, and a relatively modest amount of fraud will guarantee you win the election.”
The only solution was to scrap rules introduced in 2001 which allowed voters to request a postal voting form without giving a reason. Before then, voters had to make their way to the polling station to vote in person, unless they could prove they had a good reason not to.

[TonyGosling]

The ‘Yes’ campaign won a majority on about 5000 votes but concerns raised about why the ballot boxes were kept overnight in a highly political private business premises, Bristol City Football Club owned by long time critic of Bristol City Council Stephen Lansdown giving him and his colleagues to possibility of interfering in the electoral process overnight. The Merchant Venturers, local paper The Post and the business community of Bristol annoint Architect George Ferguson as their favoured candidate for mayor later in the year.
http://bcfm.org.uk/2012/05/04/17/friday-drivetime-69/16899