The recent gubernatorial election in KY demonstrated numerical evidence of "vote flipping." 1) The democratic candidate -- Jack Conway -- led in the final poll (conducted from 10/23- 26/2015) by 45 to 40% but then lost the election by 44 to 53 percent on 11/2/15. Going from a 5% lead to a 9% deficit in a week is so statistically unlikely as to be nearly impossible. 2) In the 15 largest counties Conway led by 53.9-41.9% after 25% of the vote had been counted but by only 48.3-47.9% at the conclusion of the election. 3) Down ballot democrats won by margins predicted by earlier polling and received much higher vote totals than Conway -- implying that democratic voters voted but not for Conway. These results beg for this election to be voided and re-conducted under federal observation.



