The infamous couple that received international attention for asking the Internet to vote whether or not they would have an abortion of a 17-18 week-old unborn child have posted the final numbers from their survey.
Although more than two million votes were cast in the poll, the couple were concerned about significant vote fraud given how the side favoring having an abortion shot up drastically and rapidly after they received media attention.
After having an unnamed firm analyze the polling result, the couple said today the valid numbers show just over 278,000 votes with 73.79 percent urging them to give birth and 26.21 percent saying they should get an abortion.
Although the couple has since admitted the BirthOrNot web site and corresponding vote was not meant as something on which they would actually base their decision, Pete Arnold said today the couple did have an initial pause when pregnant.
“This website and the vote behind it was started due to our initial uncertainty with our current pregnancy,” he said.
- http://www.lifenews.com/2010/12/03/state-5717/
Although more than two million votes were cast in the poll, the couple were concerned about significant vote fraud given how the side favoring having an abortion shot up drastically and rapidly after they received media attention.
After having an unnamed firm analyze the polling result, the couple said today the valid numbers show just over 278,000 votes with 73.79 percent urging them to give birth and 26.21 percent saying they should get an abortion.
Although the couple has since admitted the BirthOrNot web site and corresponding vote was not meant as something on which they would actually base their decision, Pete Arnold said today the couple did have an initial pause when pregnant.
“This website and the vote behind it was started due to our initial uncertainty with our current pregnancy,” he said.
- http://www.lifenews.com/2010/12/03/state-5717/