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Question: Where should there be/should there have been a revote?
#1
Washington Governor 2004 yes, Florida 2000, no
 
#2
Washington Governor 2004 no, Florida 2000, yes
 
#3
Both yes
 
#4
Both no
 
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Total Voters: 59

Author Topic: Should there be a revote?  (Read 15152 times)
Andrew
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« on: January 12, 2005, 10:18:53 AM »

In any event, I don't see any real proof of fraud. My motto in these matters is to never chalk something up to evil when it can easily be explained by incompetence. The votes should have all been counted the first time, and a lot of people need to be fired for not having done so.

Setting aside for a moment the issue of whether or not there are enough irregularities to put the result in doubt, and also the issue of whether or not a revote is the appropriate remedy--

--it doesn't matter whether fraud or incompetence is to blame.  All that matters is whether the irregularities exist.
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Andrew
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« Reply #1 on: January 12, 2005, 12:34:30 PM »

Were all of the provisional votes fed through the machines, or just some of them?

If all of them in a particular precinct or precincts were fed through, they should be able to figure out how many were ineligible.  But if only some of them were, they might be out of luck.
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