Here is infomation on how machines did not register the correct vote.

There there is this, which came to me by email.  I try to link back to original articles, but so far, have not found the original of this.  It comes from the editor at World Net Daily.  Quote:

Contrary to popular opinion, I am not a “conspiracy theorist.”

I live in the real world – always have. I’ve been a journalist who
goes where the facts lead him all my life – unlike most of my
colleagues whose “facts” are predetermined by their ideology.

Bill Ayers
I understand Barack Obama and Bill Ayers because I was one of them
early in my life. I even met Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn and Tom Hayden
and Jane Fonda in the old days. I admired them. If Obama had been old
enough during the 1960s and 1970s, I probably would have run into him,
too.

If anyone has a balanced approach to the realities of political life
in America, it’s me. I’ve looked at life from both sides. I know the
arguments of the other side and can still spout them before most of
today’s practitioners of so-called “progressive” thought can.

I also know that the reigning ethos of this movement represented so
ably today by Obama is this: “By any means necessary…” It was first
articulated by Jean Paul Sartre in his play “Dirty Hands.” But it
became popularized as a slogan of the revolutionary left by Malcolm X.

What it means, in short, is that the ends justify the means. It means
violence is fine in achieving a worthwhile objective. It means lying,
stealing, cheating and all those other bourgeoisie “sins” are
appropriate means of furthering the cause.

Is there any doubt in your mind today that this is now the reigning
ethos of the Democratic Party and its various tentacles and allies?

There is no doubt in my mind.

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And that’s why stealing the vote is not only an acceptable practice by
these people, it is a moral imperative in their twisted worldview.

Am I suggesting that the recent presidential election was stolen
through voter fraud and manipulation?

Without a doubt.

Do I have evidence?

Yes, I have plenty of anecdotal evidence to show that it was committed
by one side in the election in various ways. And I am convinced that
at least 5 percent of the Democratic vote can be attributed to fraud –
illegal voters, illegal campaign contributions, rigged balloting,
intimidation at the polls, you name it.

Here’s just some of the evidence for the skeptical:
• In September the Columbus Dispatch in Ohio reported this sad and
ugly news: “More than one out of every five registered Ohio voters is
probably ineligible to vote. In two counties, the number of registered
voters actually exceeds the voting-age population: Northwestern Ohio’s
Wood County shows 109 registered voters for every 100 eligible, while
in Lawrence County along the Ohio River it’s a mere 104 registered per
100 eligible. Another 31 counties show registrations at more than 90
percent of those eligible, a rate regarded as unrealistic by most
voting experts. The national average is a little more than 70 percent.
In a close presidential election where every vote might count, which
ones to count might become paramount on Election Day — and in possible
legal battles afterward.” The Dispatch asked Ohio’s chief elections
official, Secretary of State Jon Husted, what could be done about this
problem. His answer? Not enough. Nine months ago, he asked U.S.
Attorney General Eric Holder for a personal meeting to discuss how to
balance seemingly conflicting federal laws so he could pare Ohio’s
dirty voter list without removing truly eligible voters. Holder’s
office never even bothered to reply – to either Husted or the
newspaper. What does that tell you? It tells me voter fraud is and was
an important tactic in re-electing Holder’s boss and Democrats
throughout the country. Anyway, we all know how Ohio voted.

• How about Michigan – Romney’s home state? How did Obama win such a
resounding victory when the polls showed the two candidates in a
virtual tie? And how is it that Obama won by 9 points while Democrats
suffered a string of defeats down the entire state ballot? For
instance, Republicans maintained control of both the state House and
the Supreme Court, while Democrats lost three ballot propositions.

• Then, of course, there is the fine work of James O’Keefe and Project
Veritas, which demonstrated, over and over again on camera, the
willingness and ability of Democratic operatives to cheat and commit
fraud to win elections.

• How about WND’s own investigation in which it demonstrated
conclusively that the Obama campaign welcomed foreign contributions by
intentionally leaving vulnerabilities in its web donation page that
allowed even those using bogus names, disposable credit cards and
foreign IP addresses to donate cash. The classic example was when WND
staffers did just this using the name Osama bin Laden, listing his
occupation as “deceased terrorist” and employer as “al-Qaida.” The
contributions were accepted by the Team Obama, just as it accepted
foreign contributions from the Palestinian Authority in 2008, as WND’s
Aaron Klein demonstrated.

How much evidence does one need to be convinced? This is just the tip
of the iceberg.

Did it make a difference in this close race?

Without question.

Is there anything we can do about it now?

Not likely.

But if we want to ensure that America has free and fair elections in
the future, we better get to work. America’s political system is
becoming a thugocracy.

I’m fighting back.

And you can help me in this fight.

I’m challenging the Obama campaign on the acceptance of those illegal
donations. I’ve filed a Federal Elections Commission complaint at
considerable cost. I have no illusions that it will be easy to
challenge a sitting president within his own bureaucracy. But I’m
doing it. Meanwhile, some in the press would prefer that I be charged
with voter fraud for efforts to expose the system. I wouldn’t be a bit
surprised if the Democrat machine tries something like that.

That’s why we need your help.

We’re fighting to preserve America’s freedom here – nothing less.

We’re fighting to preserve the concept of representative government –
elections that actually mean something.

We’re fighting to expose what no other news agency in the world
apparently has an interest in exposing – the dark underbelly of
corruption, fraud and abuse in our political system.

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Joseph Farah
Editor and Chief Executive Officer
WND.com