http://www.alaskadispatch.com/article/how-did-ron-paul-lose-alaska
Ron Paul has way more people show up to his events than any other candidate. There were alot of voters that were turned away. Especially younger voters.
To me, this is the only logical answer. More people support him in certain places and therefore he should win the vote there. But he doesn’t.
But, even if there is voter fraud, it wouldn’t be the first time it happened. And it won’t be the last. Nothing will be done about it and I suppose that will help accelerate the decline of America.
“People were turned away at the polls that were registered to vote due to confusion among the poll volunteers. Voter registration databases were outdated. Younger voters, voters of a certain demographic were turned away,” Cutler said, adding that the campaign had conducted exit polling across the state and that numbers reported by the state party leaders “didn’t jibe.”
The allegations didn’t stop there. Cutler also accused party bosses of levying “poll taxes” of at least $50 for participation in post-vote district conventions. The Paul campaign even accuses Alaska GOP Chairman Randy Ruedrich of rigging his own district via teleconference to make sure Mitt Romney – the state establishment Republican choice – won a majority.
An email Cutler sent Ruedrich was forwarded to Alaska Dispatch.
“There were some other complaints about the process in your own district,” it said. “According to the reports I received, when the District Convention convened there were 7 delegates in your cohort and 7 in the Ron Paul one. Instead of letting people vote then, I was told you instead called supporters from your side one by one until you had enough people on the Romney side on the phone to take all the delegate slots. …”