[citation][nom]hoofhearted[/nom]Didn't they do a similar thing for Obama's re-election (stuff the ballots)?[/citation]
only case of that happening was a republican woman watching the polls, and she was filling in empty spaces on ballots with republicans, so the whole area had to be thrown out and i believe she is up on federal charges.
[citation][nom]TunaSoda[/nom]If they violated the TOS why do they still have accounts?[/citation]
because they bring in allot of legitimate views. every 1000 views is about 3$ up to i believe 25$ depending on the ad. granted these videos may not have ads for long, or may get a severely reduced rate, but you will still get legit views and if they watch even 1 other video than youtube wins.
if they brought no one to their channels or to youtube, yea they would be off.
so its not a case of a major company getting special treatment, but a highly viewed content getting special treatment.