Jan 7, 2013 ... It is true that 59 voting divisions in Philadelphia recorded no votes for Mitt ... that  outcome was hardly a “mathematical and statistical impossibility.” ... Mitt Romney  received a scant handful of votes (and sometimes no votes at ...
Jan 17, 2013 ... In 59 voting districts in the Philadelphia region, Obama received 100% of ... (A  mathematical and statistical impossibility). ... In Ohio County, Obama won by 108 % of the total number of eligible voters. ... Wood County in 2012, with 32,802  votes for Obama, 29,704 for Romney, .... Florida Division of Elections.
Oct 26, 2016 ... Reports that many precincts gave Mitt Romney no votes in 2012 fueled  conspiracy theories. ... There were 59 voting divisions, or precincts, in the city  where ... A few conservative pundits have called the pattern statistically  impossible. ... “This is definitely more about math than fraud,” said Jeffrey Carroll,  ...
Aug 8, 2016 ... Philly election inspector debunks Sean Hannity's 2012 conspiracy theory ...  outcome in those divisions was not a "mathematical and statistical impossibility,"  as ... And indeed in 59 divisions with no recorded votes for Romney,.
Aug 20, 2016 ... ... Clinton and against Donald Trump, he cited results from the 2012 presidential  election, ... Barack Obama received 100 percent of the vote in 59 divisions in  Philadelphia, with zero votes cast for Republican Mitt Romney. ... the results; one  internet meme called it a “mathematical and statistical impossibility.
That 59 divisions in Philly had no votes for Romney in 2012 is "(a) mathematical and statistical impossibility."