F-ing voting machines, what does it say about the United States of America, the most technologically advanced nation on the planet, that we've lost the ability to count?

We've allowed flawed technology to interpose itself in our voting process, and the results are undermining democracy and the credibility of this nation as a Republic.

People shouldn't leap to conspiracy theories when there are plausible innocent explanations.  And the plausible innocent explanation here is . . .?

How could Mark Penn spin this? Hmm...it proves that Obama is a roll of the dice! Even if Hillary doesn't win a district, she at least gets some votes. Obama, on the other hand, is entirely hit or miss.

So far, the *official* tally seems to be alright... and even if this was some grand Clinton-esque scheme to steal some of Obama's thunder... well, no harm, no foul, right?

I don't know, bcbaird.  Isn't attempted robbery also a crime?

By "nobody" Josh means New Yorks "election officials" ... so I'm with liebig on this one.

You forget the impact Harlem's felt from Bill's presence.  

There's nothing amiss when the state's Senator's opponent doesn't get a single vote in that state... even in a locale that would normally be a stronghold for the opponent.

Although, I remember a funny story back in 2000 when the heavy Jewish areas of Florida voted for the crypto-Nazi Pat Buchanan instead of voting for the Democratic ticket - which had the historic first of a non-Christian on a national ticket - and in a state run by the brother of the opponent.

simple explanation, Obamas name wasn't on the ballot.

Seems to me there's a wiser-than-thou group think fallacy among TNR's readers re voting anomalies. Having seen the democratic party's debacle of disorganization up close this year, I would be shocked if there weren't foul play occurring in many places around the country. If I had wanted to I could have voted several hundred times on Super Tuesday, and nobody would have known the difference.