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Well it is done and over then... By hand, they will never meet the deadline.
Broward has not even finished the machine count to even start a hand count.
The Governor is not close enough to have a state wide recount. The Senate and some state constitutional amendments are.
The Governor race is at .41%, so that's under the half-percent threshold for a machine recount. I believe only the machine recount must be done by Thursday, not the hand count.
The Governor race is at .41%, so that's under the half-percent threshold for a machine recount. I believe only the machine recount must be done by Thursday, not the hand count.
Glad to see this judge hitting back at the maniac's irresponsible over the top rhetoric demonizing our democratic process and counting of all the votes.
Judge told Scott to quit it with the unproven allegations. But it's typical of the right.
Seeing how Scott is Governor of the state and in charge of elections - he should limit his yapping to proveable facts. He's taking a page out of Trump's book - throw up chit and see what sticks.
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Originally Posted by Sheepie2000
First of all, the recount is not some sort of fraud pulled by the democrats. It's state law that there has to be a recount. There's nothing political about it. The margin was within what was required to trigger an automatic recount, regardless of what party was ahead.
I don't get how they don't understand that a recount is required to be done.
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Originally Posted by BentBow
Democrat lawyers are arguing to change the rules of the game, after the game was played.
Does that sound par for the coarse, or what?
The attorney representing Gillium also represented Bush.
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