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What was that about "low information voters"?

Posted by David Hardy · 5 June 2014 10:58 AM

Candidate for California Secretary of State withdraws after being indicted for trying to arm terrorists, still gets 287,000 votes. He got nearly 11% of the total, while the two winners got 29%. A very respectable showing!

2 Comments | Leave a comment

Jim D. | June 5, 2014 3:16 PM | Reply

1) When LA County Sheriff Sherman Block died three days before the election (after being in a stroke-induced coma for two weeks or more), I found someone who voted for him even though he was dead. In her defense she said, "I thought he did a good job!"

2) Locally 20 years ago or so, 10% of the voters voted AGAINST "repealing obsolete, outdated and superseded ordinances."

All the people who vote like this should automatically be disenfranchised.

Jimmy2knives | June 9, 2014 10:45 AM | Reply

Kalifornia is the world champion of low information voters. In this state a bag of rocks has more intelligence and integrity that the average voter.

As an example, several years ago a Democrat State Senator, Jenny Oropeza, was re-elected despite the fact that she had been dead for a month before the election.

In Kali., we like our politico's to be dirt dumb, under indictment or dead. This explains the mess we are in.

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