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STAT UKRAINE ELECTION MATH
http://www.ukrstat.gov.ua/ ^ | January-September 2004 | http://www.ukrstat.gov.ua/

Posted on 11/23/2004 7:57:56 PM PST by eluminate

HERE WE GO!!! link to statistics of population by oblast 2004 http://www.ukrstat.gov.ua/ link to statistics of population by age 2001 http://www.ukrcensus.gov.ua/rus/results/general/age/ links to central election commision for the election by region % voted for a candidate and turnout % by region I think poles closed at 20:00 which is 8pm http://www.cvk.gov.ua/wp0011e http://www.cvk.gov.ua/wp0011e I couldn't find age distribution for 2004 so I used the 2001 which is best i could find this should increase my error deviation +/- but still HERE COMES THE FUN PART!

Vinnitsa Region 80,59% Turnout Total population of Vinnitsa Region: 1731291 People over 18 I estimated to be about 81.9% based on the age distribution info for 2001 so we times 1731291 * .819 (which gives us the amount of people who are allowed to vote) = 1417927 * 80.59 (turnout based on election commision data) = 1142707 people voted based on my estimations but I have error embedded in there so lets say that number +/- 50k

This is the official figure which is 1108270 voted so I m off by about 34k which is ok and this is valid regional vote. And you go on and on to check through all of them.

If someone could find a 2004 age distribution within the censuse you could use the percentage of people over 18 or whatever the sufferage age is to determine weather the numbers are fuged or not. I did donetsk was off by about 16k.

2643320 Kiev total * (eligeble age) 81.9% * (turnout) 77.84% about 40k off this is a bit wierd if someone gets eligeble ate + voter closer you could count better then me weather the numbers are fudged or not. If its below you could figure some were thrown out by the majority victory in that area if its above they were fudged in his favor.

This was fun to do.


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your thoughts
1 posted on 11/23/2004 7:57:59 PM PST by eluminate
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To: eluminate

i think the turn out is to high ..... it is all manual .... so


2 posted on 11/23/2004 8:01:50 PM PST by Gibtx (pajamahadeen call to arms.....)
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To: eluminate
What? No exit polls against which to compare your data? Have you accounted for the provisional ballots yet? Do you have information on how the ballots were cast and whether there may have been "electronic malfeasance" in the counting of votes? What about voter suppression? Do you think the Crimean Tatars were deliberately underrepresented in the vote count due to outdated voting machine technology? Has anyone crunched the internals for the Russian, Moldovan, Polish, Ruthenian, and Muslim minorities yet? What about undervotes in the provinces where punch card ballots were used?

There, now we can get down to crunching some real numbers.

Now; what was your question eluminate?
3 posted on 11/23/2004 8:06:19 PM PST by StJacques
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To: StJacques

exit polls are tainted by where they are taken and by whoom. this is census data presumably more reasonably to suspect that it is valid. I m basicly comparing election results to census data (which is sort of a much more honest and unbiased comparison) exit polls predicted bush would looze because they were taken mostly in urban areas and the more samples of women and minorities were taken then the avarage required for the poll to be more realistic.

I m basicly comparing weather more people voted then possible according to the age of the amount of people which live in an area. For example Area A has 1 mil people of which 80 % are eligable to vote but 860 thousand voted that is fraud no matter whom was the winner.


4 posted on 11/23/2004 8:42:45 PM PST by eluminate
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To: eluminate

Uh, does anyone really care about this?


5 posted on 11/23/2004 9:01:44 PM PST by Poundstone
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To: Poundstone

Obviously or you would not have clicked on the thread.


6 posted on 11/23/2004 9:23:50 PM PST by MEG33 ( Congratulations President Bush!..Thank you God. Four More Years!)
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To: eluminate
Yeah I got that. I was being a little sarcastic actually.

If you've got stats, work 'em. I suspect fraud as well. The international observers have decried the accuracy of the results and the Bush administration has asked the government of the Ukraine not to certify the results.

And on a serious note, if it helps, I've got a background in quantitative analysis, so if you want any help you are welcome to ping me via this site's e-mail functionality. I may be tied up for Thanksgiving, but after that I'll have some time.
7 posted on 11/23/2004 9:53:29 PM PST by StJacques
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To: Calpernia; Velveeta; Revel

Ping


8 posted on 11/23/2004 11:29:24 PM PST by nw_arizona_granny (Today, please pray for God's miracle, we are not going to make it without him.)
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To: Poundstone
Uh, does anyone really care about this?

Well yea.... Cousin Vlad in Moscow is VERY interested.

You see Putin's guy, Victor 1 (I can never get the last names straight) is from the Southeast Ukraine which, through forced immigration during the Soviet era is now predominantly ethnic Russian and looks to Moscow for leadership and inspiration.

Victor 2, the guy who got the Ashcroft treatment, is from the Northwest Ukraine which is predominately, well, ethnic Ukrainian and looks toward Europe and the west. They would like things like an honest market economy, membership in the EU and (this is the part that has cousin Vlad defecating masonry) maybe even membership in NATO.

Needless to say, the Russians are not enthusiastic about the prospect of NATO expanding into what was the heart of the old Soviet Union. There is just something about the possibility of German tanks rumbling across the Ukrainian steppe which disturbs your average Russian for some reason. What the Russians might try to do to prevent this is, uh, potentially very disturbing.

So yes, I for one am interested in the outcome.

9 posted on 11/23/2004 11:48:14 PM PST by InABunkerUnderSF
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To: eluminate

Karl Rove stole the election with the help of that evil Diebold!


10 posted on 11/24/2004 12:00:36 AM PST by West Coast Conservative
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To: StJacques
If you've got stats, work 'em. I suspect fraud as well
Polls is a good example.
But there's something that manufactured polls can't take :
Only ballot-boxes were used (you can even see what's inside); at all polling stations votes were counted by representatives of each candidate - any claims of fraud can be checked.
11 posted on 11/24/2004 5:01:15 AM PST by Truth666
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To: InABunkerUnderSF
the Ashcroft treatment, is from the Northwest Ukraine which is predominately, well, ethnic Ukrainian and looks toward Europe and the west.

Least we forget, it's that way through forced Soviet immigration that removed the majority Poles from that area, post WW2. Also, the Crimea wasn't Ukrainian, it was Turkik, that Stalin removed.

12 posted on 11/24/2004 8:05:47 AM PST by jb6 (Truth = Christ)
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To: Truth666

Well as is typical of the Soros play book, they started screaming fraud as soon as the polls openned.


13 posted on 11/24/2004 8:06:45 AM PST by jb6 (Truth = Christ)
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To: jb6

what I tried to prove using statistics and the census data is that both sides have fixed the election in their corresponding geographical areas. With the east having a turnout of 90%+ for Yanukovich and the west having 90%+ for Yuschenko its just more people live in the east and thats why it won out. In the end frauds cancel each other out and it was a fair election because it was so close.


14 posted on 11/24/2004 12:26:25 PM PST by eluminate
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