Recount votes could start rolling in Are you ready to recount?
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The manual recount is needed because after the machine recount, Democratic Sen.
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STEIN'S RECOUNT TOUR HEADS TO PENNSYLVANIA: Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein, who organized the Wisconsin recount, announced Monday that she filed for a recount in Pennsylvania.
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With 2008&aposs "Recount," he examined the Florida recount of the 2000 presidential election.
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Florida began a hand recount in the Senate race on Thursday after a mechanical recount showed the race was so close that a manual recount would be necessary under state law.
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" A spokesperson for the Stein recount effort told The Hill on Sunday that "doing the recount by hand is the only way to ensure we have a reliable recount of the vote.
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If 0.25 points or less separate the candidates after the machine recount, a manual recount takes effect.
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And his campaign never called for a recount of the vote -- instead, fighting the recount campaigns in several states.
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Last week, she filed for a recount in Wisconsin and also plans to file for a recount in Michigan.
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"We'll be making that motion and expect that recount will be stopped," Sarah Anderson said of the recount order.
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The party said the recount, which will be conducted by appointed recount administrators under the supervision and direction of the Iowa Democratic Party Recanvass/Recount Committee, will start Tuesday and is expected to last two days.
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A manual recount of the overvotes and undervotes set aside from the machine recount must be completed by Nov. 18.
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A hand recount will be required if, after the machine recount is complete, candidates are separated by less than 0.25%.
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If a machine recount shows the Senate race margin within 0.25 percentage points, a manual recount would then take place.
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Wisconsin is nevertheless proceeding with the recount but Stein has doubled down, going to court to get a hand recount.
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It would be the highest profile recount election since the infamous 143 recount between George W. Bush and Al Gore.
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Requesting the recount won't be cheap, as state election laws require the candidate requesting the recount to pay the costs.
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Both Palm Beach AND Broward missed the machine recount deadlines, so their original counts were reported as part of the machine recount (PBC still has a few days to report a final machine recount for state records).
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Volunteers and attorneys wait to start the manual recount in the Supervisor of Elections recount warehouse in Palm Beach County, Florida.
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If the candidates are within 2900 points of one another after that machine recount is conducted, a hand recount is triggered.
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Both races seem likely headed to either a manual recount (the Senate race) or an automatic machine recount (the governor's race).
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Machine recount Counties can now begin to re-feed ballots into county or central count tabulators for the mandated machine recount.
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The recount will proceed for the time being, but the court ordered the state election board to deny Stein's recount petition.
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Both of the tallies are close enough that a recount is underway — and a recount could very well flip the results.
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The Green Party recount efforts in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania were shut down by courts while a recount in Michigan affirmed Trump's victory in the state, with the president-elect picking up more than 100 additional votes in the recount.
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After a machine recount, that race is still outside the margin required for a hand recount, so it's likely former GOP Rep.
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"The Green Party just dropped its recount suit in Pennsylvania and is losing votes in Wisconsin recount," Trump tweeted on Sunday afternoon.
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If the margin between the candidates ends within 0.25 points after the machine recount is conducted, a hand recount will be triggered.
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The hand recount was ordered after a machine recount showed the two candidates separated by only about 12,85033 votes, or 0.15 points.
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The hand recount was ordered after a machine recount showed the two candidates separated by only about 12,600 votes, or 0.15 points.
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That makes a full recount impossible, and a Democratic official confirmed to The Hill Monday night that there is no recount provision.
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Kansas doesn't have an automatic recount, but a candidate, registered voter, or election officials can initiate a recount by asking for one.
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Jill Stein defends her recount efforts "The recount effort has resulted in serious questions regarding the motivations of the recount that threatens to damage the standing and reputation of the Green Party, its supporters and activists," Baraka wrote on Facebook.
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The race went to a legally required recount, but after an initial machine recount DeSantis still led Gillum by more than 30,000 votes.
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If the automated recount comes up with a tally that's within a quarter percentage point margin, then Florida law requires a hand recount.
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If the machine recount determines the margin in the race to be within 0.25 percentage point, a by-hand recount will be triggered.
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Undervotes and overvotes are not included in the machine recount and are only checked if the race moves on to the manual recount.
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If the margin between the candidates ends up within 0.25 points after the machine recount is conducted, a hand recount will be triggered.
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INTERNATIONAL An article on Friday about a recount in Iraq's elections misstated the judicial body that will oversee the manual recount of ballots.
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" Recount efforts Trump has been railing over the weekend against a recount effort led by the Green Party, that he has dubbed a "scam.
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The recount was initiated by Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein, whose other recount efforts in Michigan and Pennsylvania have been stopped by courts.
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Some of her allies were hopeful that Stein would succeed in her recount push but reluctant to be affiliated with a recount effort themselves.
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If the candidates are within one-quarter of one percentage point after that machine recount, the state will order a manual recount by hand.
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The slim vote margin triggered an automatic manual recount by the New York City Board of Elections, the first boroughwide recount in recent history.
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The slim vote margin triggered an automatic manual recount by the New York City Board of Elections, the first boroughwide recount in recent history.
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Stein's campaign, who withdrew a recount request in a Pennsylvania state court, filed a lawsuit in federal court Monday morning seeking a statewide recount there.
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Florida law requires a machine recount when a race's margin reaches 0.5%; a recount by hand is necessary when the margin is less than 0.25%.
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NBC News reported that the deadline to request a precinct-by-precinct recount has already passed, but the lawsuit filed today requests a statewide recount.
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A 0.5 percentage point margin triggers a machine recount, while a margin of less than 0.25 causes a hand recount, according to the Orlando Sentinel.
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Kansas state law allows for a recount if the vote margin is within half a percentage point, but the candidate has to request the recount.
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Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein says she will continue her recount efforts despite a Wisconsin court rejecting her request for a recount by hand.
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The primary legal issue was Stein's standing: Since the recount wasn't going to make her president, did she have the right to force a recount?
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The machine recount is due at 3 pm on Thursday, but if the new margin is less than 0.25 percent, a manual recount will begin.
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A spread of 0.25 percent or less between the candidates after the machine recount is completed will automatically trigger the hand recount under state law.
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Mr. Erdogan's party had already demanded a recount of spoiled ballots in all of Istanbul and a full recount in some of the city's districts.
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The recount revealed systemic flaws and areas vulnerable to human error in Florida's election system, 18 years after the infamous presidential recount of 2000. Gov.
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A court, however, halted the Michigan recount after it began, and a Pennsylvania court declined to hear Stein's case for a recount in that state.
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She filed the formal recount request in Wisconsin Friday, and her campaign estimates the cost of a recount in all three states at $7 million.
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Campaigns that request a recanvass can request a recount within 24 hours of the recanvass being completed, according to the state party's recanvass and recount manual.
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A lawyer for the Democrats had argued that it was too late to consider the recount official's letter and that the recount process was already over.
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Florida law requires a machine recount when the leading candidate's margin is 0.5 percentage points or less, and a hand recount if it's 0.25 or less.
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Stein's petition arguably falls short of the jurisdictional requirements for a recount petition and it certainly does not serve the purpose of the recount statute, i.e.
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Stein is also fighting efforts to halt the recount in Wisconsin as well, where Trump supporters have also tried to stop the recount in progress there.
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Ultimately, the first recount didn't prove too fruitful for either Democrat — Gillum only picked up one vote, and Scott picked up 22015 votes in the recount.
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Both Nelson and Scott's campaigns have recruited tens of thousands of volunteers for the recount effort, dispatching them across the state to monitor the recount process.
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In Florida, two candidates must be half a point apart to trigger an automatic machine recount or a quarter point apart to prompt a hand recount.
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The results of a machine recount showed DeSantis maintaining a lead over Gillum of about 0.41 points — larger than the threshold required for a hand recount.
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Wisconsin officials approved a timeline for a recount on Monday, and Ms. Stein is also suing for a recount in Pennsylvania, according to The Associated Press.
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But the call for a recount gave Wednesday's aftermath a surreal edge: In 2009, Ms. Norwood sought a recount when she trailed in the mayoral election.
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After that, a manual recount was ordered in the Senate and agriculture races when the machine recount showed the margins were less than 0.25 percentage points.
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On Sunday, troubled Broward County met the noon deadline for its manual recount tally, after having missed the machine recount deadline on Thursday by two minutes.
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In Florida, a margin of 0.5 percent or less triggers a machine recount, while a margin of 0.25 percent or less forces a recount by hand.
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Scott currently leads Nelson by only 0.15 percentage points after a machine recount, throwing the race into a manual recount that must be completed by Sunday.
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A machine recount was launched Saturday, as Scott's lead shrunk to 12,500 votes, or 0.15 percent — below the threshold under which a recount is automatically triggered.
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Typically, a campaign demanding a recount also pushes to delay the swearing-in until after the recount is finished, which could hold up Jones being seated.
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Eight Latin American governments on Wednesday applauded Honduras's willingness to recount disputed votes in the presidential elections, but questions remain about how thorough that recount will be.
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Ben Grant, a Golden attorney working on the recount, said the recount should help establish confidence in the system, confident himself that the result would not change.
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Missouri resultsThe recount law in Missouri allows a second-place finisher to request a recount if the margin of victory is less than half a percentage point.
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DeSantis maintained a lead over Gillum of about 0.41 points after a machine recount wrapped up this week — larger than the threshold required for a hand recount.
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A candidate may also request a recount when the margin is larger, but in most states, the campaign requesting it must shoulder the cost of the recount.
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Under Florida law, a margin smaller than 0.5 points prompts a machine recount, and a margin of 0.25 points or less requires a more thorough manual recount.
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In Pennsylvania, Ms. Stein's recount campaign is operating along dual tracks, with its challenge of the statewide results proceeding along with petitions to recount specific voting districts.
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Trump's campaign would have seven days to object to a recount -- which wouldn't be automatic, because his total victory exceeds the state's automatic recount trigger of 0003,000 votes.
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The machine recount is due at 3 pm on Thursday, but could trigger a manual recount of its own if the new margin is less than 0.25 percent.
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Stein's recount efforts in the Keystone State come after she filed a petition for a recount in Wisconsin on Friday, which is expected to begin later this week.
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Iraq&aposs Supreme Court last month approved a partial recount of paper ballots from inside and outside Iraq, contrary to the recount of all ballots requested by parliament.
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The mechanical recount showed Scott up over Nelson by fewer than 12,603 votes, or 0.15% — a 0.25% margin is all that's necessary to trigger an automatic hand recount.
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Others try to fearmonger about the prospect of a contested nationwide recount — which, sure, would be ugly, but if you'll recall, the Florida recount was also extremely ugly.
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Under state law, the Florida Department of State must trigger a manual recount if an electronic recount of ballots finds a margin of victory less than 203 percent.
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Simonds beat incumbent David Yancey in a recount held Tuesday, both parties said in statements released after the unofficial vote recount was completed by officials in Newport News.
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If a losing candidate triggers the recount and the margin between them and the opponent is less than 0.5 percent, the county or state pays for the recount.
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For example, the Michigan recount was shut down after just three days; a federal judge rejected a request to recount paper ballots in Pennsylvania; and while Wisconsin did conduct a recount, in many counties, officials neglected to hand-count paper ballots and did not examine vulnerable software in electronic voting machines.
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The machine recount was due at 3 pm on Thursday, but since the margin in the Senate race was less than 0.25 percent, a manual recount will now begin.
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McConnell urged Trump not to do so, pointing out the lengthy recount in Florida in the 2000 presidential election and noting that a national recount would take even longer.
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The results of the recount in Florida's gubernatorial race showed DeSantis maintaining a lead over Gillum of about 0.41 points — larger than the threshold required for a hand recount.
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In Wisconsin, where the recount is already underway, the Trump-supporting political action committee Great America PAC sued in federal court on Thursday seeking to block a recount there.
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Stein's campaign, who withdrew a recount request in a Pennsylvania state court, this weekend said she would instead file the lawsuit seeking a statewide recount in federal court Monday morning.
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In Florida, if two candidates are within 0.5 points of each other, it triggers an automatic machine recount, while a margin of 85033 points or less prompts a hand recount.
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However, as proponents of the Electoral College point out, if you thought that recount in Florida in 21968 was nasty, imagine a nationwide recount of more than 130 million votes.
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However, as proponents of the Electoral College point out, if you thought that recount in Florida in 2000 was nasty, imagine a nationwide recount of more than 323 million votes.
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In Florida, if two candidates are within 0.5 points of each other, it triggers an automatic machine recount, while a margin of 0.25 points or less prompts a hand recount.
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Trump and his lawyers have filed lawsuits in Pennsylvania and Michigan to try to block Stein's recount effort, while one of his super PACs filed to stop the recount in Wisconsin.
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A recount is automatically triggered in Florida if two candidates are within 85033 points of each other, and a hand recount is mandated with a margin of 0.25 points or less.
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A recount is automatically triggered in Florida if two candidates are within 0.5 points of each other, and a hand recount is mandated with a margin of 0.25 points or less.
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A recount is automatically triggered in Florida if two candidates are within 0.5 points of each other, and a hand recount is mandated with a margin of 85033 points or less.
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In Florida, a machine recount is triggered when two candidates are separated by 28500 points or less, while a hand recount is required if the margin is 6900 points or less.
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Rick Scott, bogged down in a recount in his own tightly contested campaign for Senate with the incumbent Democrat Bill Nelson, has also called for a quick end to the recount.
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If the margin between the candidates ends up within 0.25 point after the machine recount is conducted, a hand recount will be triggered, which would need to be completed by Sunday.
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An automatic recount is triggered when the margin is .
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A hand recount is triggered when the margin is .
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This is because the unofficial returns were already the basis for whether to conduct a recount — changing the underlying numbers after the fact could require or negate the need for a recount.
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Nor was this the "Brooks Brothers Riot" of the 2000 presidential election recount in Miami (of which I was a participant), where Republican activists protested over the transparency of the ballot recount.
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DeSantis leads Gillum by more than 30,000 votes — a gap unlikely to be closed even in a recount — but the margin is within 0.5 points, which triggers a recount under Florida law.
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In Florida, a machine recount is automatically triggered if the candidates are within 0.5 points of one another, while a hand recount is required if the margin is 0.25 points or less.
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"The recount effort has resulted in serious questions regarding the motivations of the recount that threatens to damage the standing and reputation of the Green party, its supporters, and activists," he wrote.
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In Florida, a machine recount is automatically triggered if the candidates are within 0.5 points of one another, while a hand recount is required if the margin is 0.25 percent or less.
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Weaver said the campaign's challenge — which was filed with the DNC before the recount results were announced — argued that Buttigieg should not have been able to ask for a recount or recanvass.
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Barring a court order in Mr. Schuette's case or some other legal development, Michigan, which has not seen a statewide recount in half a century, could begin a hand recount by Wednesday.
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Green Party nominee Jill Stein, who has been leading the broader recount effort, is scheduled to hold a rally outside of Trump Tower on Monday to defend her push for a recount.
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"The recount thing is done on a county level, so the secretary of state does not actually participate directly in the recount," Kobach said at a campaign event, according to the Star.
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Recount efforts in key states are getting under the Trump team's skin Recount efforts in key states are getting under the Trump team's skin Donald Trump and his team are taking notice of a formal request to recount the vote in Wisconsin as well as efforts in two other key states that helped propel him to victory.
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It wouldn't be a Florida recount without additional lawsuits, of course: Common Cause and the League of Women Voters filed a suit earlier this week to block Scott from involvement in the recount.
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Under Florida state law, a machine recount is triggered if the margin of victory is equal or less than 0.5 percent, while a manual recount is triggered if it's less than 0.25 percent.
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Stein successfully filed for a recount in Wisconsin and Michigan and lost a legal battle for a recount in Pennsylvania, after filing a petition on behalf of 100 voters, her campaign told Politico.
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Michigan's attorney general, a Republican, filed a suit to stop a recount in his state Friday and Trump supporters in Wisconsin this week have also tried to stop the recount in progress there.
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Rick Scott, currently awaiting a recount in his race against Democrat Bill Nelson for a U.S. Senate seat, sued Snipes and her Palm Beach County counterpart, Susan Bucher, last week over the recount.
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"The recount thing is done on a county level, so the secretary of state does not actually participate directly in the recount," Kobach said at a campaign event, per The Kansas City Star.
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And the Michigan Republican Party will file a motion late Tuesday with the judge who ordered the recount to begin Monday to dissolve his recount order, a spokeswoman told the Detroit Free Press.
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In the end, after several tense exchanges over the practical value and cost of a recount, the Board of State Canvassers split, 2 to 2, along party lines, meaning the recount objection failed.
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It has said it would join in the recount pushed by Ms. Stein and pay for its lawyers to be present at recount sites, but it is not contributing money for the recounts.
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Ms. Simonds's lawyers argue that the court is opening a Pandora's box by letting ballots that were uncontested during the recount to be introduced piecemeal during the customary judicial certification of the recount.
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Gillum readied for the recount by turning to his faith.
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Women writers would recount horror stories about getting their periods.
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The Nationalist candidate in Taipei has asked for a recount.
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The 2000 statewide recount in Florida was a national event.
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Pat McCrory, who is demanding a recount of the votes.
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Hours after the recount was announced, Gillum withdrew his concession.
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Trump tweeted as much shortly after the recount was announced.
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After a recanvass, either campaign can ask for a recount.
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Children who have fled Syria recount the brutality of war.
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However, just two hours later, he called for a recount.
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Kelly won by a hair, Donte is in a recount.
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She was the one that actually initiated a recount campaign.
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Then a recount showed Simonds beating Yancey by one vote.
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This could trigger contested and bitter recount and certification fights.
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Trump won Wisconsin and the recount was requested by Stein.
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On paper, this is a relatively banal experience to recount.
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Her campaign filed for a recount in Wisconsin Friday afternoon.
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On Monday, she also filed for a recount in Pennsylvania.
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Gore decision that ended the 2000 election and Florida recount.
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Stein indicated Saturday she welcomed others joining her recount effort.
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Democrat Al Gore was ultimately unsuccessful in that recount effort.
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Nelson shouldn't be anymore encouraged by Minnesota's 2008 Senate recount.
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Stein earlier this week filed for a recount in Pennsylvania.
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DeSantis has been under the radar during the recount process.
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A mandated machine recount narrowed Rossi's lead to 2247 votes.
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Although her recount challenge in Wisconsin played out to conclusion.
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The recount must be done by Thursday at 8 p.m.
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Gillum officially conceded on Saturday amid a recount of votes.
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ET to complete a machine recount in three statewide races.
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Do they want you to recount your memories and stories?
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Here is a guide to understanding the 2018 Florida recount.
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There's no need to recount the particularities of their deaths.
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Go deeper: Kobach refuses to recuse himself from vote recount.
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This was the demand made by the 2016 recount effort.
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Sixteen Times journalists recount their work on the historic article.
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Not sharing that art, I'll forebear to recount the anecdote.
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The manual recount is only of the overvotes and undervotes.
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Kindly donate to my GoFundMe campaign to finance a recount.
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The result followed a recount from last month's statewide elections.
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Over the weekend, the recount in Florida's Senate race ended.
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The machine recount broke down completely in Palm Beach County.
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But he can now recount actual relationships in his songs.
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He then requested a recount, a process that ended Monday.
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The recount is not open to press or the public.
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He'd recount tales of memorable meals eaten in faraway lands.
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In 2011, a statewide recount took close to a month.
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Amiri said on Tuesday he supported only a partial recount.
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The question is what kind of recount will it be?
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However, Murren noted that petitions for a recount are allowed.
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I had to raise, like, $13 million for the recount.
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The Associated Press: Mishaps, protests and litigation overshadow Florida recount.
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A recanvassing, however, is not the same as a recount.
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Simonds may press for a recount or go to court.
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Clinton, who had gained only 82 votes in the recount.
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He eventually allowed the recount to go forward this month.
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But your voting machines can't even handle a little recount?
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Friends of Aida recount bits of background she had shared.
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Florida is not new to the election recount national spotlight.
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Bill Nelson — assuming nothing drastic changes in that recount either.
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"In a normal situation, I'd expect a recount," he said.
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Koza says the larger the pool of voters, the less likely a recount becomes -- and his model predicts just one recount every 740 years because of the size of the national presidential popular vote.
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"Look who 'can't accept the election results' Hillary Clinton Supporters Call for Vote Recount in Battleground States," Kellyanne Conway tweeted while linking to a New York Times story about the call for a recount.
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Gore and his legal team pursued the recount with vigor but when the Supreme Court stopped the recount and the Florida results became official, he immediately conceded despite protests from many in his party.
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Stein's request for the recount to be completed by hand puts the Badger State's Board of Canvassers up against a tight deadline, as federal law requires that any recount be completed by Dec. 13.
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Nelson and Scott were separated by a margin of about 28503 percentage points, according to results of a machine recount released Thursday – a narrow enough margin to trigger a hand recount under state law.
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Broward County, which has been at the center of Florida's heated midterm recount battle, has finished its machine recount in the three statewide races ahead of a Thursday afternoon deadline, according to NBC Miami.
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Under Florida state law, a machine recount is triggered if the margin of victory is equal to or less than 0.5 percent, while a manual recount is triggered if it's less than 0.25 percent.
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The parliament voted in favor of a nationwide manual recount last Wednesday after Prime Minister Haider Al-Abadi, whose coalition came third in the voting, said the recount was necessary considering the reported violations.
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Mr. Elias has cast his efforts on the recount as motivated by a desire to ensure that every vote is counted fairly and accurately, and that the recount process is allowed to play out.
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Once a recount request is submitted, the state Recount/Recanvass Committee will meet in consultation with their legal advisers and the DNC Voter Protection Team to adjudicate the request within 48 hours of receipt.
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In Michigan, where the recount is still pending, the Board of State Canvassers on Friday heard a formal objection from Mr. Trump and his campaign to plans to recount that state's 4.8 million votes.
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But if Colyer requests a hand recount after all provisional and mail-in ballots are counted, Kobach's office will decide how much Colyer's campaign would have to pay for a recount, the Star reported.
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By the time the U.S. Senate election recount was ordered, Scott's lead had shrunk to 12,500 votes, or 0.15 percent, below the threshold under which a machine recount is automatically triggered under state law.
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They will then begin the recount on Thursday, after receiving full payment from the campaigns (In addition to Stein, Reform Party USA's Rocky de la Fuente also filed a petition for a recount in Wisconsin).
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Update [4:20pm]: Marc Elias, Nelson's lead recount lawyer, said a suit has been filed to require a hand count of all ballots in the Palm Beach County due to machine failure during the recount.
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"The law is not really clear on if, after a recount and there's a tie, you can ask for another recount," she said in an interview with VICE News, before her name was not selected.
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The recount in Michigan was called off by another US judge after only three days, and the Wisconsin recount has yielded a few more votes for Clinton, though not enough to turn the state blue.
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Similarly, though Al Gore took the 2000 recount fight to the Supreme Court, he ultimately endorsed George W. Bush as the legitimate winner of the election after the court's decision to end the Florida recount.
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In Pennsylvania, another of the states where Ms. Stein has pressed for a recount, lawyers for Ms. Stein went to federal court on Monday to ask a judge to order a recount on constitutional grounds.
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A manual recount is required when a machine recount comes back with a margin of 0.25 percentage points or less between the candidates — the races for senator and agriculture commissioner are currently in that range.
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A lawyer for Ms. Stein's recount campaign indicated on Saturday night that they were not giving up in Pennsylvania and planned to request that the federal courts on Monday intervene to order a statewide recount.
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While the statewide effort was withdrawn, a related campaign to recount votes in targeted precincts in places like Philadelphia is continuing, but it would fall far short of the statewide recount Ms. Stein had sought.
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The outgoing parliament this month passed a law mandating a nationwide manual recount of votes, but the panel of judges now in charge of the recount said it would only be conducted for problematic ballots.
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Why a recount is needed: The Senate race shows Republican Gov.
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With these tiny margins, the state is headed to a recount.
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Still, a hand recount is unlikely to dispel the fraud allegations.
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Cruz has not yet indicated whether he will request a recount.
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Plainly, a recount means that every vote cast will be retabulated.
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His supporters have been holding large demonstrations to demand a recount.
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His Democratic challenger, Nate McMurray, has already called for a recount.
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The issue of the recount eventually went to the Supreme Court.
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After that recount, she appeared to have won by one vote.
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Yancey would not be seated in the case of a recount.
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So, slightly less fun to recount for your friends at brunch.
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"It was an automatic recount at half of 1%," Borger explained.
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"Congratulations on meeting the recount costs for Wisconsin," the website said.
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Donald Trump's top aides on Sunday also denounced the recount effort.
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Apparently not, because Science — or rather, Math — has issued a recount.
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None of the recount efforts are likely to alter the result.
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Efforts are underway in other recount states to block Stein's request.
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Lasso demanded a recount after three exit polls showed him winning.
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So we planned accordingly, even up to the recount in Florida.
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That triggered an automatic recount from the South Carolina Election Commission.
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If the board adopts the objection, the recount would be ended.
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Last month, he requested a statewide recount in his reelection race.
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Bridget Jack Jeffries likes to recount angry comments on her articles.
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The race for agriculture commissioner is also headed for a recount.
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Results of a machine recount must be submitted by 28503 p.m.
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Someday I hope to be able to recount the full story.
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However, Johnson has indicated that he may ask for a recount.
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Kennedy voted to stop the recount in a 5-4 decision.
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Pennsylvania election law's automatic recount rule only applies to statewide races.
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Potential next steps could include a petition for a full recount.
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In the video above, Asian-Americans recount their experiences with racism.
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" The lyrics recount the goddess flinging balls as "hard as iron.
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A recount in the Florida Senate and gubernatorial races is ongoing.
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Scott is heading to Washington for freshman orientation despite the recount.
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The deadline for the machine recount is Thursday at 3 p.m.
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The manual recount would only tally so-called overvotes and undervotes.
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Following a recount, the race was determined to be a tie.
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The recount was requested by the State's "No on One" campaign.
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As speakers try to recount their experiences, they struggle with language.
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Recount a time when you faced a challenge, setback, or failure.
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Stein is already asking for volunteers to observe the recount process.
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The date for the recount to begin was released on Friday.
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But really, that must be terrible for Amy to recount now.
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Now, Mr. Erdogan's party is demanding a recount of the vote.
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The recount in 2009 changed the outcome by a single vote.
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If that's true, the votes could be recovered in a recount.
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But if the machine recount comes back with a margin of .
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And the Florida Senate race may be moving toward a recount.
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State law does not mandate a recount in district-level elections.
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They argued that Buttigieg's recount request did not meet that criteria.
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His opponent made accusations of improprieties and asked for a recount.
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Lucia Moses: You just invested in video news startup The Recount.
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An automatic recount will be triggered if that margin drops to .
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The court ordered a special recount to fill Ms. Gallagher's seat.
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Both candidates subsequently called for a partial recount involving 63 precincts.
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A recount is a more thorough method of verifying accurate results.
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On Thursday, SADC backing off from earlier calls for a recount.
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Kentucky does not have an automatic recount law on the books.
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They asked her to recount what she had just been through.
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A federal judge halted Michigan's recount last week after three days.
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The Recount is not the only startup Wilson is bullish on.
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Florida saw a bizarro replay of the 2000 recount in 2018.
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Clinton, Marc Elias, said had never been overcome in a recount.
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Sanders' campaign asked the party to recount 10 precincts from Feb.
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Both campaigns now have 85033 hours to officially request a recount.
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Pennsylvania law does not mandate a recount in district-level elections.
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W.P.A. interviewees recount threats, abuse and whippings administered by white children.
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Stein filed a formal request Friday for the recount in Wisconsin.
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Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 28503 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (D-Fla.) in the state's Senate recount battle The contest ended after a hand recount on Sunday after a machine recount showed the two candidates separated by only about 22019,600 votes, or 0.15 points.
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Wisconsin's recount is set to start this week, while Stein's campaign plans to request a recount in Michigan by Wednesday and is working to organize the hundreds of petitions needed to get one started in Pennsylvania.
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And despite Michigan law that states a recount can only begin two business days after the last objection, Stein won a federal court case to immediately start to the Michigan recount efforts on Monday, December 5.
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But three days into the recount it all took a turn, when the same federal judge who allowed for the recount to take place removed his order, ultimately allowing the election commission to halt the process.
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Michigan's recount is expected to begin on Wednesday, barring court action, after the state's board of canvassers deadlocked 2-2 on Friday on a motion objecting to the recount, the Michigan Secretary of State's Office said.
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" Stein, who also filed for a recount in Pennsylvania on Monday, said last week that the recount is a "non-partisan" effort "to ensure that we can rely on the integrity and security of our votes.
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Nelson's race -- along with Gillum's contest and the state's race for agriculture commissioner -- went to a machine recount a week ago, but the recount did not do nearly enough for Nelson and just further formalized Gov.
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After a tumultuous machine recount of Florida's midterm elections concluded on Thursday, officials have ordered a recount by hand of the close Senate race between Rick Scott, the Republican governor, and the Democratic incumbent, Bill Nelson.
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A machine recount and a possible hand recount will be required for both the governor's race between Republican Ron DeSantis and Democrat Andrew Gillum as well as Senate race between Democratic Bill Nelson and Republican Rick Scott.
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According to election results data provided to CNN by Edison Research after last week's election, and again Thursday after the recount, Scott -- who maintains the overall lead -- lost a total of 418 votes statewide during the recount.
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But Walker also rejected a request by Nelson's campaign to extend the recount deadlines, stating that he had not been given sufficient information about when Palm Beach officials planned to finish their recount to grant a delay.
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"We have sued Palm Beach County and the Florida Sec of State to require a hand count of all ballots in the county due to systematic machine failure during the machine recount," Nelson's top recount lawyer said.
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Bucher, who testified before Walker's court on Thursday, told the judge that her team would finish the machine recount on the Senate race on Friday and then need three to five hours to complete the hand recount.
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A Michigan appeals court ruled Tuesday that Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein should never have been allowed to demand a recount in the state, setting the stage for continuing legal battles as the recount gets underway.
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Observers from both parties signed off on the recount Tuesday, and Republicans congratulated Simonds, but House Republicans challenged the result on Wednesday, after a Republican recount observer said a vote for Yancey had been improperly thrown out.
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But the drawing, the latest chapter in an election melodrama that has drawn wide attention, may fail to bring finality, since the loser can request a recount — which would be the second recount of the original vote.
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State election officials announced a statewide machine recount in the two contests.
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That falls under the 0.25% margin that automatically triggers a manual recount.
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Stein began asking for donations last Wednesday to fund the recount effort.
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The court could have ordered a recount or ordered a new election.
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By law, the recount is required to be finished by December 13.
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The deadline for a recount request in Wisconsin is Friday, November 24.
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At the same time, a recount might harm Iran in other ways.
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Coming off the long recount in Florida, Bush had a truncated transition.
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Gore, which ended the 2000 Florida recount, assuring the younger Bush's presidency.
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A recount and Supreme Court decision sent him to the White House.
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I had to recount it because I didn't expect to get five!
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Florida is also conducting a hand recount in a third statewide race.
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Florida law requires a machine recount when a race's margin reaches 0.5%.
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He will not request a recount, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported.
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The Commission has received the Stein and Del La Fuente recount petitions.
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The recount in that case changed three or four votes, Merrill said.
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Join celebrities as they recount their worst moments in full animated color.
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But these margins are bigger than any overturned before in a recount.
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He's contesting that he's vice president, and that recount is going on.
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The recount ended Saturday with Gillum trailing DeSantis by about 34,000 votes.
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The recount results gave Scott a lead of 10,033, according to CNN.
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In Pennsylvania, Trump is asking a court to dismiss Stein's recount request.
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Clinton may also recount his many losses, especially his four corporate bankruptcies.
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An automatic recount began in the state that would decide the election.
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Peltz won by 43,000 votes in a recount, a source told Reuters.
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The opposition is demanding a recount of more than 5,000 tally sheets.
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Otherwise, the candidate has to pay for the costs of the recount.
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Cattrall went on to recount her troubling return to the United States.
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And the trailing candidate can request a recount, according to state law.
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Because of the closeness of the contest there could be a recount.
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Kansas has no mandatory recount, but the trailing candidate can request one.
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Green Party candidate Jill Stein is expected to ask for a recount.
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But so far right now, still outside that automatic recount margin, Laura.
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It could take until Saturday to determine whether a recount takes place.
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Under state law, such a margin requires a machine recount of ballots.
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Stein is now trying to force a recount through a federal lawsuit.
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And there's a real upside to allaying their doubts through a recount.
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McCrory initially refused to concede and last month, requested a statewide recount.
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Yancey had only a 10-vote lead heading into the recount today.
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Three days later, the judge dismissed Stein's lawsuit and ended the recount.
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Watch below to hear her recount her brief brush with sports stardom.
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I shared this story on the podcast, but I'll recount it here.
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It creates an essential audit trail in the case of a recount.
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However, European Union election observers said the vote recount showed no irregularities.
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State law appears to rule out a full ballot-by-ballot recount.
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Sanders called for a recount Monday night before dropping the issue Tuesday.
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The Hill: Nelson, Scott spar as Florida Senate race nears hand recount.
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A recount is extremely unlikely, even if McSally closes the gap dramatically.
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During the recount, Snipes publicly toyed with the idea of stepping down.
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Another one of their candidates is still locked in a recount battle.
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Consequently, Scott's lead has diminished considerably, putting the race in recount territory.
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Trump has indulged in more scandalous behavior than is easy to recount.
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Duval County, home to Jacksonville, will begin its recount at 9 a.m.
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Leon County, home to Tallahassee, will begin its recount at 2 p.m.
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Cillizza: The words "Florida recount" have political types breaking out in hives.
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Richard had previously been known for representing Bush during the 2000 recount.
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But let's recount a few moments from the Trump versus Cruz Battle.
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The race for the state's agricultural commissioner is also undergoing a recount.
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Reform Party candidate Rocky De La Fuente also filed for a recount.
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Yancey originally won the race by only 10 votes, triggering a recount.
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Records from the 1980s recount a particularly grim chapter in Brooklyn's history.
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His campaign manager, Mark Knoop, said Harris would call for a recount.
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Pittenger did not express an objection to Harris's demand for a recount.
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But Fayulu, who has already called for a recount, welcomed the announcement.
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A recount can be requested if the margin is within 0.25 points.
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They laugh as they recount various shows during last year's European tour.
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And we are not ruling out a recount or other legal actions.
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In the end, Franken defeated Coleman, after a recount, by 312 votes.
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Another recount will begin Friday in the neighboring battleground state of Michigan.
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Four women recount how Quebec's new secularism law has changed their lives.
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And House Republicans were talking about a recount and a legal challenge.
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Politicians, party supporters and analysts feverishly followed every recount, claim and counterclaim.
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But officials ordered a manual recount for the hotly contested Senate seat.
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Another Florida recount prompts appreciation of a man nothing like Donald Trump.
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A manual recount does not mean every ballot is counted by hand.
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Before long, the recount included three statewide races and three legislative contests.
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Confusion and disorder reigned through much of the five-day machine recount.
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A statewide machine recount would have to be completed by 3 p.m.
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"The point is the recount process is not enough either," she said.
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"And if there's a recount, it wouldn't begin until a week later."
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Those suits have been shelved until after the Board of Elections recount.
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" Also that month, on Periscope: "Don't listen to the recount and relax.
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Mr. McCrory has announced his intention to call for a statewide recount.
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I pray that you will never have to recount your own #MeToo.
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The three Republicans saw no harm in allowing a recount to proceed.
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Ms. Ayotte has noted that she did not ask for a recount.
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They must demand references who can recount specific instances of demonstrated incompetence.
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They recount confronting anti-Semitism within their ranks and meeting Holocaust survivors.
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Two chapters in "Cleanness" recount sexual encounters with unrelenting candor and earnestness.
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The Miami Herald: Florida counties race to recount votes by Thursday deadline.
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Once a contest has been filed, a recount could begin as well.
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She's also getting a recount in Wisconsin and she's working on Pennsylvania.
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The results of a hand recount would be due on Nov. 18.
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And Robin Roberts and her ABC colleagues recount the year's top stories.
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Ricardo Rosselló earlier this month ordered a review and recount of deaths.
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There are some who have questioned Stein's motive in seeking a recount.
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With the votes so close in Florida, the state ordered a recount.
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Rick Saccone (R) has not officially conceded and could seek a recount.
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Opponents requested a recount, though that process did not alter the outcome.
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However, that result could change if either campaign asks for a recount.
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Puerto Rico's governor has ordered a recount of deaths from Hurricane Maria.
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Rick Scott is headed to a recount, Nelson's campaign announced Wednesday morning.
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An actual recount, given the oddities of Iowa's caucus system, is impossible.
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Amid an acrimonious recount in his Senate race against Democratic incumbent Sen.
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Gillum's campaign said it was prepared for any outcome, including a recount.
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So far, neither candidate has announced that he'll ask for a recount.
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When the state court reinstated its prior order to continue the recount anyway, Mr. Bush's campaign returned to the United States Supreme Court, arguing that the recount violated the Constitution's equal protection clause because of inconsistencies across counties.
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Because it is evident that any recount seeking to meet the December 12 date will be unconstitutional for the reasons we have discussed, we reverse the judgment of the Supreme Court of Florida ordering a recount to proceed.
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But the deadline for requesting a recount in New Hampshire has already passed and the margin of victory in Virginia was larger than what is necessary for a recount to occur, according to election officials in those states.
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RELATED: Michigan attorney general files lawsuit to stop recount Stein raised nearly $7 million to fund the recount efforts, following news that security experts alerted Clinton's campaign to the possibility of hacks in key counties in those states.
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But even though a recount will keep Nelson in the fight for at least another few days, his odds of winning might have been further narrowed on Thursday, when the machine recount — which ended at the 3 p.m.
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In another tight Florida contest, Republican Ron DeSantis appeared to secure the governor's seat over Democrat Andrew Gillum after the electronic recount showed DeSantis with a 0.4 percentage point lead, outside the threshold to trigger a hand recount.
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When the machine recount in Hillsborough County came up 846 votes short of the number originally counted, Craig Latimer, the supervisor of elections, said he tossed the results of the machine recount and let the original tally stand.
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But in another tight contest, Republican Ron DeSantis appeared to secure the Florida governor's seat against Democrat Andrew Gillum when the electronic recount showed DeSantis with an 0.41 percentage point lead, outside the threshold to trigger further recount.
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The recount results from both counties were rejected, so by state law the original election night results were consulted in their place, meaning the margin between Nelson and Scott stood at just 0.15%, below the state-mandated recount threshold.
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Clinton's campaign had been privately conducting a post-election audit and chose not to pursue a recount; according to Clinton's lawyers, the margins, however small, are bigger than what would typically show a change of outcome in a recount.
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Broward County and its Elections Supervisor Brenda Snipes have been at the center of the recount controversy and did not transmit the results from the machine recount on time, so officials will use their initial vote tally (Miami Herald).
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"All of these cases attempt to bring some common sense to the administration of a recount code that was passed after 2000," Elias told reporters on Tuesday, referencing the prolonged presidential recount between Al Gore and George W. Bush.
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At the heart of the Buttigieg recount request, which the campaign said it would withdraw if Sanders' campaign chose not to seek a recount, is that SDEs were incorrectly allocated in satellite caucuses, in which Sanders performed exceptionally well.
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Florida law requires a machine recount when a race's margin is under 0.5%.
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Depending on how lawsuits play out, the recount could take longer than expected.
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They are expected to announce a recount of ballots cast in the Aug.
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A federal judge shut down Stein's push for a Michigan recount last week.
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The Clinton campaign has not yet commented on the calls for a recount.
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Weary bill collectors recount being chased out of tenement buildings by angry residents.
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Nasralla has demanded a recount and encouraged his supporters to protest, triggering demonstrations.
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Any races found within half that margin — 0.25% — require a recount by hand.
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A recount by hand is necessary when the margin is less than 0.25%.
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But he lived to recount the harrowing experience to his son, Atsushi Okudera.
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The closeness of the election resulted in a proposed recount of Florida votes.
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The government-controlled electoral authority refused Mr Lasso's demand for a full recount.
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He added that Erdogan's request for a full recount lacked a reasonable justification.
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The young Mohammed — deaf and mute — uses gestures to recount his forced displacement.
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Originally, Simonds lost the race by 10 votes and asked for a recount.
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Under state law, a recount is required when the winning margin is within .
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Love was about 20 votes short of being able to request a recount.
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"We contest in advance these contradictory results and demand a recount," Drame said.
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On June 13th the top court upheld parliament's order for a full recount.
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It's still shy of Pennsylvania's 0.5 percent trigger for an automatic statewide recount.
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I read Susan Fowler's recount of working for Uber and I was heartbroken.
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After the Florida recount saga, Republican George W. Bush won his first term.
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Gillum withdrew his concession after the recount was ordered, the Associated Press reported.
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We recount our days, play with the cat, and pack lunch for tomorrow.
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I have vivid dreams, and I usually remember them, so I'll recount one.
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Ping and his supporters say the numbers are fraudulent and demand a recount.
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If the difference is 222 percent or less, that triggers an automatic recount.
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Disputed results Lasso, a former banker, said that he was requesting a recount.
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Because the margin is so narrow, Sanders could have legally sought a recount.
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Glumly, I recount my difficulties at learning the language, despite my best efforts.
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The margin, if it sticks, would trigger a mandatory recount in the state.
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Elsewhere, Jill Stein's recount parade continued, with filings in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania.
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If that payment is received, the recount in Wisconsin would begin on Thursday.
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On Friday, she indicated she reached the fundraising amount needed for a recount.
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Stein tweeted that the expense of the recount was caused by elected leaders.
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Pennsylvania is not the only state where recount efforts are running into opposition.
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Election results are still being tallied, including a recount in three key districts.
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To them, the recount was a sort of real-world, live-wire experiment.
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Four days later, news of the recount effort broke in New York magazine.
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A subsequent, automatic machine recount gave Rossi a lead of just 6900 votes.
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I recount the tale of custom IEMs today from a knowingly exclusive position.
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A lawyer for Nelson is also predicting a recount in the close contest.
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The average recount from 2000 to 2015 shifted the result by 282 votes.
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After a machine recount, Rossi's lead dropped to 4403 votes or 0.002 points.
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A manual recount gave Gregorie the win by 129 votes or 0.005 points.
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Here's a look at where we begin the sixth day of the recount.
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The hand recount must be completed by Sunday, in time for a Nov.
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The Constitutional Court could call for a recount or even a re-election.
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"I'm not in favor of the recount," Ajamu Baraka told CNN on Tuesday.
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Clinton's team has said they will participate in the Stein-led recount efforts.
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Ron DeSantis won the recount, but the votes won't be certified until Tuesday.
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Gillum's fight during the recount, however, became bigger than just winning the race.
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ET on Monday, with the recount to begin once the tests are complete.
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But he withdrew his concession over the weekend as the gubernatorial recount began.
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Broward County became infamous for vote-counting problems during the 2000 presidential recount.
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In rare situations will the recount switch the result, but it has happened.
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Nelson conceded after a hand recount showed him trailing by about 10,000 votes.
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There were so many highlights of the hearing, it's hard to recount them.
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Pittenger's campaign expressed confidence that the recount would still be in Pittenger's favor.
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Progress toward genuine democracy cannot be made without a full and transparent recount.
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These facts recount actions and in-actions before, during and after the attacks.
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Scott Walker win two elections (and one recount) in Wisconsin—ads in which
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Stein tweeted Saturday that she's willing to expand the recount to other states.
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Some angry voters called for Ms. Purcell's resignation and even for a recount.
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If the race remains this close, it could very wll trigger a recount.
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The governor's race, however, may not reach the threshold for a hand recount.
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The state would pay for a recount if the margin is less than .
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In which James Corden is paid to recount pretending to make phone calls.
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It said Nasralla's demand to recount more than 5,000 polling stations was doable.
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While that may sound archaic, it allows for an audit or a recount.
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However, candidates may request a recount if the margin is less than 0.5%.
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The first recount of the 2016 presidential election is underway in Wisconsin, above.
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She can recount heartwarming stories about torture that will amuse Vlad the Impaler.
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Officials from the Katz campaign also reiterated their confidence in the upcoming recount.
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Its top official said they would evaluate if the recount could be widened.
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The loser of a drawing may petition for a recount, the law states.
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Then, at our next session I would recount the evening in excruciating detail.
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The conversation grew intimate, and I began to recount my ex-boyfriend woes.
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Kavanaugh worked for Bush during the recount of the 2000 presidential election results.
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Democrats are arguing in federal court for an extension of Thursday's recount deadline.
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The county's outdated tabulation machines can only handle one recount at a time.
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Mr. Nelson's campaign has not commented on the progress of the manual recount.
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Rick Scott says the recount of his Senate race is rife with fraud.
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That wasn't all: The bungled machine recount was more than 2,000 votes short.
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This time, it's all about a recount, old machines and an unyielding deadline.
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The books recount the experiences of Dallal's family in Iraq and in America.
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He was in Florida during the presidential recount of 2000, advising then-Gov.
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The Iowa state Democratic Party has completed its partial recount of the Feb.
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McConnell allegedly raised the grueling recount in Florida during the 2000 election cycle.
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Post-election efforts to recount the 20043 presidential vote did not get far.
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We have to ensure that recount efforts aren't so messy and time consuming.
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When the video came back, the woman had to recount the experience again.
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The deadline to file for a recount in the Wolverine State is Wednesday.
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Bevin, who trailed by fewer than 5,000 votes, has asked for a recount.
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The protests come as a partial recount of Iraq's election results is underway.
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Local officials must submit the results for a machine recount by 85033 p.m.
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A margin of 9003 percent or less triggers a mandatory recount in Ohio.
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Walker said the recount is "hard to justify" with such a clear outcome.
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Democrats see a series of lawsuits in Florida's bitter recount fight between Sen.
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NBC News noted it was possible that there may be a recount ordered.
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Stein insists her campaign is not about getting Clinton elected in a recount.
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The Buttigieg's campaign's request is more expansive, requesting a recount in 54 precincts.
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The time to question the ballot was during the recount proper on Dec.
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Gillum is within Florida's margin for a mandatory recount, and could still win.
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Asked on stage by Billy whether she would seek a recount, Dragonfly demurred.
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His resignation also guarantees that he won't oversee any potential recount or runoff.
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The state conducts an electronic recount when the margin falls below 0.5 percent.
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Going into the 94th District recount, Yancey was ahead by just 10 votes.
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Several pivotal deadlines were approaching in which Scott could hold sway over the election, including Thursday at noon, when county officials had to complete a machine recount and the state had to decide if a more scrutinizing hand recount is necessary.
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The Wisconsin Elections Commission signed off on a breakneck pace that would have local officials coordinating the recount -- which was sought by the Green Party -- with them this week and starting the actual recount near the end of the week.
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Nelson's complaint in state court says that if Detzner does call for a manual recount statewide in the Senate race, a judge should order the county to ensure the manual recount is completed regardless of any deadline set by state law.
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He played a role in the recount in Florida between Al Gore and George W. Bush by leading protestors to a Florida recount office, causing a stoppage in the process, a move that was widely viewed to have helped Bush.
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A machine recount began over the weekend in the race between outgoing Republican Florida Governor Rick Scott and Democratic U.S. Senator Bill Nelson, with another recount under way for the Florida gubernatorial race between Republican Ron DeSantis and Democrat Andrew Gillum.
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The first recount of the contest named Simonds the winner by one vote, but the recount court later ruled that a disputed ballot should be counted for Republican David Yancey, meaning both Simonds and Yancey received 11,608 votes in the Nov.
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At one point, Ms. Simonds seemed to have won by one vote after a recount, but the victory lasted just one day before a three-judge recount court added a vote for Mr. Yancey, putting them at a tie again.
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The Senate race -- along with the governor's and state's race for agriculture commissioner -- went to a machine recount a week ago, but the recount did not do nearly enough for Nelson and further formalized Scott's more than 12,000-vote lead.
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Rick Scott's 12,603 vote lead in a recount as a longshot, at best, with the three-term senator needing to win an overwhelming number of votes in the ongoing manual recount or scoring a series of clear wins in court.
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I reached out to an expert on that recount -- the New Yorker's Jeffrey Toobin, who literally wrote the book on the 2000 recount -- for some perspective about what's changed and what hasn't in Florida's election system over the past 18 years.
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Over the weekend, a machine recount began in the race between outgoing Republican Florida Governor Rick Scott and incumbent Democratic U.S. Senator Bill Nelson, with another recount underway for the Florida gubernatorial race between Republican Ron DeSantis and Democrat Andrew Gillum.
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If the board allows a Durham County recount, and the results are the same as the original count, the McCrory team "will be prepared to withdraw its statewide recount request in the governor's race," according to a statement released Saturday.
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A statewide machine recount began Saturday, as required by law in such close races.
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But he cast doubt on it ever reaching the level of the 2000 recount.
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Snooki and JWOWW recount their first road trip together, which was a complete fail.
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By now, you've probably heard about the recount efforts surrounding the 2016 presidential election.
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An emergency medical team arrives, and Kimbro and the mother recount what has happened.
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ET: Hillary Clinton's campaign has issued a statement in support of the Wisconsin recount.
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The money Stein has raised so far will fund a recount in one state.
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Last Tuesday, however, a recount declared that Simonds had won by a single vote.
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That said, if I hadn't gone home tonight, I would have demanded a recount.
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Ahead, we recount some of the designer's more memorable and talked-about interview soundbites.
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When Florida officials launched their recount in 2000, the margin was just 537 votes.
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Democratic and Republican volunteers sat in lawn chairs in the recount warehouse and sighed.
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That puts their race within a 0.25% margin that automatically triggers a manual recount.
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Both the Senate and the gubernatorial races in Florida are currently undergoing a recount.
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This story was updated with the news that Kihuen will not request a recount.
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Candidates have until noon Central on Monday to request either a recanvass or recount.
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Hillary Clinton has not made any statement about, or called for, a recount, officially.
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If the recount were allowed to have continued, Al Gore would have won Florida.
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The Trump campaign has filed suits in all three states to block the recount.
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Through his work, he occasionally found himself at notable events that he would recount.
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Though Scott claimed victory, the closeness of the result may trigger an automatic recount.
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That argument would be weakened if he pulls out a win after the recount.
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Iraq's parliament had ordered a recount of the ballots amid allegations of vote-rigging.
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Democrat Andrew Gillum's campaign said it was prepared for any outcome, including a recount.
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And three, a news report years later, as Hays tries to recount what happened.
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None of the recount efforts appeared likely to alter the result of the election.
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Some of the complainers have demanded a manual recount of votes in some areas.
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The Clinton campaign has not yet commented on Stein's efforts to obtain a recount.
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The mediators are trying to broker an agreement on terms for a vote recount.
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The Associated Press does not declare winners in races subject to an automatic recount.
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Chuck Stuber, a Republican candidate for state auditor, also filed for a statewide recount.
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Stein plans to file for a recount in Michigan, where the deadline is Wednesday.
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David Yancey after a recount had her in the lead by a single vote.
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But the recount in Wisconsin reminds us all why we need a back-up.
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Despite the incredibly close race, the party said it will not recount the results.
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Sad Green Party candidate Jill Stein on Friday filed for a recount in Wisconsin.
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Shout, Recount, Get Drunk by MK Guth took place at the Cristin Tierney gallery.
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I've slept in my surfboard bag in more airports than I care to recount.
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Barry Richardson, a lawyer for Gillum, said Saturday afternoon that the recount was underway.
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Florida law mandates that any races within 0.5% margins go to a machine recount.
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Kemp will also now be on the sidelines in the event of a recount.
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Before the completion of the manual recount, Scott had a lead of 12,603 votes.
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The state's recount effort ended Friday after a decision by the Michigan Supreme Court.
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Bill Nelson of Florida, who is behind in vote counts, started challenging recount rules.
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As we move through the recount process that path to victory is becoming clearer.
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As a result, Walker is presiding over seven cases (and counting?) involving the recount.
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The vast majority of counties will have their recount done with time to spare.
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"Conducting a full recount in a constricted time period is extremely challenging," Latimer said.
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Scott has a lead of about 85003,600 votes over Nelson entering the hand recount.
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Scott led Nelson in the unofficial, pre-recount tally by more than 12,500 votes.
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Rick Scott, ending his re-election bid after the completion of a statewide recount.
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Snipes dismissed the criticism as politically motivated, and expressed her frustration during the recount.
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Scott leads Nelson in the unofficial, pre-recount tally by more than 12,500 votes.
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Bevin is requesting a recanvass, not a recount, which is a more elaborate process.
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That's because Scott picked up a few dozen more votes during the first recount.
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If a hand recount is required after that, local officials would have until Nov.
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The deadline is the deadline, and THE RECOUNT OF their 700,000 votes wasn't accepted.
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Florida Democrats are aware that margin will probably not be overcome in a recount.
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This margin may seem small, but for recount purposes, it is actually quite large.
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Jeff Colyer (R) in the vote-count, which could head to a potential recount.
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Graham would have delivered Florida and the whole recount mess would never have happened.
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Miami-Dade County, the state's most populated county, started its recount at 53 p.m.
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Escambia County, home to Pensacola, will begin its recount at noon ET on Sunday.
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Scott leads in the race, but it appears to be headed for a recount.
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Results of the machine recount need to be submitted by Thursday at 3 p.m.
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This race, like the gubernatorial and Senate races, is certainly headed to a recount.
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In fact, I never heard Michael recount his own tale from start to finish.
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Here we recount just a few of Grove's most powerful nuggets of wisdom. 1.
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Tom Hanks and Marina Goldman read letters from the couple that recount their exploits.
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From the way you recount the story, though, it's not obvious that you would.
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If the margin is within half a percentage point, an automatic recount is triggered.
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Dr. Aronne says patients recount stories like Ms. Nece's to him all the time.
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Wilkins's final pages recount, with suitable irony, the black comedy of Hardy's double burial.
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But his main rival disputed the impartiality of election officials and demanded a recount.
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The race ended only after a recount and a legal fight over absentee ballots.
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If his share were to fall below 50 percent, it would trigger a recount.
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However, Florida's Department of State office said it has not yet ordered a recount.
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Kobach said Wednesday he would not recuse himself from a recount in the race.
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Then she appeared to have won a recount by a single vote last week.
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As they speak, they also recount their histories and voice dismay for the future.
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During the recount, Simonds gained 22016 votes, putting her exactly one vote on top.
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Responding to a question about a recount in the Florida Senate race between Gov.
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" Gloria Vanderbilt and her son Anderson Cooper recount their lives in "Nothing Left Unsaid.
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On Friday, Michigan's Supreme Court denied Stein's appeal to keep her recount effort alive.
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A hand recount happens if two candidates are separated by 0.25 points or less.
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Much as they did in antiquity, new graphic novels recount religious tales as well.
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Tonight, I'm not going to lie in bed and recount all my security failings.
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Ohio special election still neck-and-neck, raising prospect of recount 9:55 p.m.
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Emotions run high throughout the documentary, as the men recount their victories and disappointments.
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But it all works out and they get the votes for a full recount.
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Conservative candidate Guillermo Lasso has called for a recount, raising allegations of electoral fraud.
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It's not unusual for parties to dispatch personnel to states ahead of a recount.
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The United States, the European Union and France have called for a detailed recount.
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We lost more fish than either of us care to recount along the way.
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On Monday, the crew members gathered in a hotel here to recount their ordeal.
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Through the day, Mr. Trump appeared fixated on the recount and his electoral performance.
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There's a deadline of noon Saturday to determine if a recount will go forward.
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The governor ordered a recount three months ago, which should be completed in April.
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Martin Fayulu, the runner-up, was contesting the results and demanding a manual recount.
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Then Grandpa sits down with the little latke to recount the story of Hanukkah.
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The state is now waiting for the results of a state-mandated manual recount.
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Al Gore was gaining ground fast, which could have prompted a full-blown recount.
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The results of the machine recount had to be turned in by 53 p.m.
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Lifelike holograms portraying people from the past come to life and recount their trials.
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More than we could ever recount in one place, but we'll start with this.
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Results from the caucuses, including the recount, are set to be certified on Saturday.
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Lincoln doesn't waste any time, according to documents that recount what happened that day.
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When the Stein campaign sued for the hand recount in Wisconsin, lawyers for Mrs.
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In Florida, an automatic recount is triggered when the final margin is less than .
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We must recount the votes so we can build trust in our election system.
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The campaigns can now request a recount, which is a much more intensive process.
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Rivals often recount moments from the trail to advance their arguments from the stage.
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If you can't get the situation resolved, you can at least get a recount.
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Basically, it cost me – I had to raise, like, $200 million for the recount.
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The main opposition party called for a partial recount of around 2.5 million votes.
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And we will recount events from 1945 that shaped the postwar new world order.
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In the end, most county clerks in Wisconsin chose to conduct a hand recount.
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"We've got a very competent elections team to oversee that (recount) process," Kemp said.
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All 67 counties are required to declare their machine recount results by 3 p.m.
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Instead, I will now recount all of the witnesses or abuses that have occurred.
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Florida's Senate race may not be the only one that goes to a recount.
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If the margin is outside of that trigger, either campaign could request a recount.
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If Bevin decides to seek a recount, he would have to pay for it.
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Very few people expect that the recount will reverse the outcome of the election.
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The Buttigieg campaign did not comment on if they too would request a recount.
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His campaign team expressed confidence a recount would put the senator over the edge.
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Sanders's campaign, meanwhile, has signaled that he could request a full recount in Iowa.
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BEIJING — The women recount being forced into sex by bosses and trusted co-workers.
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Though the recount has yet to be completed, the legal battle had already started.
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It asks users to recount their experiences of harassment and discrimination in the workplace.
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We imbibe and recount phrases and passages between groups of friends and our communities.
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For most election watchers, the idea of a Florida recount gives Democrats flashbacks to the 2000 presidential election, when George W. Bush beat Democrat Al Gore by 537 votes in Florida after a partial recount that was ultimately halted by the Supreme Court.
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After raising almost $7 million to fund a recount in three principle battleground states, Green Party-backed voters have dropped a court case that would have forced a state-wide recount in Pennsylvania, citing their inability to pay a court-ordered bond.
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Stein's camp released a press release Wednesday afternoon announcing its intention to file for a recount in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania—all of which went for Trump—and asking supporters for donations to help raise the $2.5 million necessary to fund the recount.
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"It would be incredibly hypocritical to spend all this time saying you need to do a recount because you need to check that there was no fraud, and then not check the recount to make sure there was no fraud," he says.
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Judges named to head recount Earlier on Sunday, the Iraqi Supreme Judicial Council named the judges who will take over the independent electoral commission to carry out the manual recount of last month's elections as per the parliament's recommendation, according to a statement.
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In 2000, he was instrumental in orchestrating the so-called Brooks Brothers riot — a chaotic pro-Bush protest outside the Miami recount center — which helped shut down the Florida recount in the presidential election, securing George W. Bush's victory over Al Gore.
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Recount in the Research Triangle Indeed, McCrory won a small victory Wednesday -- keeping his fading hopes for re-election alive -- when the Republican-controlled North Carolina State Board of Elections Wednesday ordered a machine recount of more than 90,000 ballots in Durham County.
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The odds that Mr. Gillum, who trails by 0.41 percentage points, and even Mr. Nelson, who is behind by about 0.15 percentage points, will find themselves on top after a recount seem low, according to veterans of Florida's presidential recount in 2000.
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The Iowa Democratic Party will provide the campaigns with a schedule of the recount and allow up to two observers per campaign in the recount room, but they are not allowed to raise questions or engage with the staff conducting the procedure.
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In Michigan, county clerks were racing to begin a recount of that state's 4.8 million votes after an overnight federal court order concluded that waiting a few days longer might prevent the state from finishing a recount in time to meet deadlines.
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Wisconsin's recount was completed, but some counties that used optical scan machines didn't do a true recount—they simply ran the paper ballots through the optical-scan machines a second time, instead of manually comparing them against the digital tallies to uncover discrepancies.
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Elias said the campaign would join in on recount process in those states if Stein follows through on her promise, though he noted that the margins in the three Midwestern states are larger than any that has been reversed by a recount.
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The 2018 recount will likely go a lot smoother and produce a less controversial result despite all the noise coming from Republicans like Scott and Gaetz, according to Florida election law experts, including two individuals who played instrumental roles in the 2000 recount.
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Why it matters: The recount further escalates the partisan tension in the deeply divided state.
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After lawsuits, claims of fraud, and rowdy protests, a hand recount determined that Florida's Gov.
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The last statewide recount in Wisconsin came in 2011, in a state Supreme Court race.
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Founders love to recount their companies' humble beginnings as just a small team with dream.
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Was there a specific moment or event that made you realize a recount was necessary?
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Stein acknowledged in an interview with NPR Saturday that the recount effort is largely symbolic.
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This month's recount has confirmed the outcome, but with a smaller margin of 3,995 votes.
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But it is not how Stein and her party began gathering cash for a recount.
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However, the recount results showed no changes in Kirkuk and very limited changes in Sulaimaniya.
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The Clinton campaign has not called for a recount, nor has the Democratic National Committee.
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At other times it is, and the work comes in trusting yourself to recount it.
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Unofficial results in both races fell within the margin that triggers a recount by law.
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I definitely notice my privilege when I recount how easy it was to accumulate wealth.
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Asking for a recount would be like repeatedly putting the same equation into a calculator.
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Jay Roach, who did similar dramatizations in the HBO movies "Game Change" and "Recount," directed.
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Ms Stein denies that she is pushing for a recount to overturn the election result.
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Under Florida state law, an automatic recount is required when the winning margin is within .
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Nearly every state allows for a recount when the margin of victory is very narrow.
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Stein's campaign paid Wisconsin $213 million and put up the $215,21 recount fee in Michigan.
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To quickly recount the basics, a video of Snapchat's new camcorder sunglasses leaked last night.
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We are very relieved that Putin did not earn enough votes to trigger a recount.
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Two Republicans voted Friday to prevent the recount, while two Democrats said it should proceed.
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For them, it's still emotional to recount everything, and my mother still holds some regret.
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Ahead, we recount models who made the plus-size movement as we know it possible.
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In Michigan, a recount is triggered automatically if the margin is less than 2,000 votes.
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Most states allow candidates to request a recount in the event of a close election.
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Next, both Halderman and Hall recommended that states establish routine and statistically rigorous recount procedures.
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The Associated Press does not declare winners in races that go to an automatic recount.
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EST As of Thursday morning, Stein has raised just over $3 million toward the recount.
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Ron DeSantis and the Democratic mayor of Tallahassee, Andrew Gillum, might also face a recount.
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Democrat Andrew Gillum has withdrawn his concession in the Florida gubernatorial race following a recount.
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Hillary Clinton's team signed on to the recount campaign over the weekend, citing similar concerns.
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An attorney for Clinton's campaign said on Saturday it will participate in the Wisconsin recount.
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But shortly after midnight Sunday Stein tweeted about plans to continue on the recount bid.
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Stein is nonetheless pressing on with her recount efforts after having raised millions of dollars.
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Rick Scott A recount in Florida is underway in the race between Democratic incumbent Sen.
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Some argue he had reason for doing so in that Florida ordered an automatic recount.
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Trump, who is now president-elect, vowed Sunday that "nothing would change" after the recount.
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Ohio requires a recount if a candidate wins by less than half a percentage point.
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So if there's a recount, we have to be at the table, and we are.
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Under Florida state law, a manual recount is triggered if it's less than 0.25 percent.
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They said, 'Well, we did the recount, the results were the same, let's go home.
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To do this, the presumed loser has to request a recount through a written application.
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The legal team also noted Michigan would struggle to finish a full recount by Dec.
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But just from a recount of ballots, I'm not aware of any final outcomes changing.
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Stein's campaign said it raised $6.5 million for the recount effort largely through small donations.
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Stein initially requested the recount to determine whether election machines there were hacked last month.
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Arizona law only allows for a recount if the election results are within 200 votes.
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Snipes, a Democrat, was the subject of widespread condemnation from Republicans during Florida's statewide recount.
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While the outcome of that election took weeks to determine, there was no formal recount.
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Nelson's lead recount lawyer, Marc Elias, praised the decision in a statement to The Hill.
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The recount with the largest shift was the Vermont Auditor of Accounts race in 2006.
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Any voter in California can request a recount but must foot the bill for it.
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If a court authorizes a recount, then the schedule will be up to the courts.
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Palm Beach County is one of the counties at the center of the recount fight.
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What is the most important upcoming recount that may determine the fate of the nation?
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There is no way, really, to make those kinds of deficits up in a recount.
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Here's when some of the key counties in the state will begin their recount efforts.
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Florida's heated Senate race has been at the center of the recount as incumbent Sen.
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A source familiar with Ossoff's campaign said they're bracing for the possibility of a recount.
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Bevin refused to concede defeat, but there is no automatic recount provision under Kentucky law.
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It is NOT easy to recount 8.5 million votes in this short of a window.
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"We'd moved on to new territory," Severson would later recount in "Surf," his 2014 memoir.
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Contesting a state's election is a much more difficult undertaking than merely seeking a recount.
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Neubauer can request, and pay for, a recount, but it almost certainly would be unsuccessful.
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Rick Scott (R) entered the recount with a lead of about 12,500 votes over Sen.
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If that is not worrisome enough, imagine what would happen if a recount were needed.
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When a Democrat faces a potential recount situation, Elias's phone is the first to ring.
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The Florida Senate race was nearing a hand recount on Thursday night, when Florida Gov.
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"We are proceeding to a recount," Nelson said in a brief statement on Wednesday morning.
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Any hand recount would need to be completed by Sunday, in time for a Nov.
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After a heated battle over the recount process, culminating with the Supreme Court's Bush v.
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There seems to be nothing wrong with hearing Ford and Kavanaugh recount events and memories.
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We asked friends and co-workers to recount their most cringe-worthy date faux pas.
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McCrory was entitled to a recount only if he trailed by 10,000 votes or less.
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He always seemed pleased to recount his life to me, and I enjoyed those visits.
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If the margin shrinks to half a percentage point it would trigger an automatic recount.
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The recount has spurred a flurry of legal activity from both sides of the aisle.
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Her campaign said in the early hours of Wednesday morning that they expect a recount.
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With the votes differing within a few hundred ballots, there will likely be a recount.
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A recount is possible, and AP says the race is still too close to call.
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That's enough for O'Connor to potentially pick up enough votes to force a mandatory recount.
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However, local reports explain there's no law mandating him to recuse himself from a recount.
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He said he won't make a decision on a recount until those ballots are counted.
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He also noted that there "could be" a federal role if a recount became necessary.
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And the Stein campaign said it planned to request a recount in Michigan on Wednesday.
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No recount took place, as Mr. Kobach's lead grew to 345 and Mr. Colyer conceded.
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The machines that were used in the recount are normally used to count absentee ballots.
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The delay seemed incomprehensible, given that Broward claimed to have completed the recount hours earlier.
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Cover image: Students Kelsey Friend (left) and David Hogg recount their stories about the Feb.
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Mr. Ritter can recount endless stories about legendary jazz saxophonists whose horns he has repaired.
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At the service, she said she wanted to recount her daughter's maladies for two reasons.
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The highest-profile recount possibility so far, however, is in the United States Senate race.
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Let us briefly recount the ways: All of this to say, Cats: It's not great!
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But it's unclear what legal remedy they could seek during recount proceedings on that issue.
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Who wanted to recount the details of their worst tragedies in the lull after sex.
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Alabama state law requires an automatic recount when election results are within 28503 percentage points.
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Election officials in Michigan are beginning a recount of this year's presidential contest this week.
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Parliament mandated the recount after Abadi said a government report showed there were serious violations.
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Now, the Republican National Committee (RNC) is fundraising off the recount she requested in Wisconsin.
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But Saccone had not yet conceded as of Wednesday morning and could request a recount.
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I mean, we had a two month recount and then a six month legal process.
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In this ambitious novel, by a noted Zimbabwean writer, these "dark companions" recount their journey.
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Harwood: Even after the election when you were trying to raise money for your recount?
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The recount push also scrambles the lines that had divided the candidates before the election.
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Instead we get a few minutes in which Moira is able to recount what happened.
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Earlier, Ms. Stein had criticized the $1 million bond needed to proceed with a recount.
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Ms. Stein is funding the recount bids, having collected $6.9 million as of Saturday evening.
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She filed for a recount in Wisconsin on Friday, about an hour before the deadline.
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To imagine how difficult that recount would be, think of Florida in the 2000 election.
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Ms. Bosworth does not recount these stories as a striding march through Manhattan and Hollywood.
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David Yancey, a day after an official recount certified her the victor by one vote.
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Louisiana's candidates have until next week to contest the results and ask for a recount.
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In Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan, Mr. Trump's supporters filed legal challenges to stop recount efforts.
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I wish I could quote all of the jokes and recount the best offbeat bits.
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But absent a high-stakes recount, most Americans have moved on after the victory speeches.
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If the result is still a tie, a recount will be triggered under state law.
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Several families recount how their loved ones wound up there, and their stories are devastating.
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Dr. Ford opened with an emotional, tearful recount of the alleged sexual attack by Kavanaugh.
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That means no mandatory recount is triggered, according to the Pennsylvania secretary of state's office.
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Contentious last-minute tallies from Palm Beach and Broward counties put Nelson within 12,562 votes, or 0.15 percent of Scott's lead, and Gillum within 33,20083 votes, or 0.41 percent of DeSantis — precipitating a a manual recount for the Senate and machine recount for governor.
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In Florida over the weekend, officials began a machine recount of votes in the race between outgoing Republican Florida Governor Rick Scott and Democratic U.S. Senator Bill Nelson, with another recount under way for the gubernatorial race between Republican Ron DeSantis and Democrat Andrew Gillum.
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For races that are within 0.25% after that machine recount, a hand recount would be initiated of ballots marked as undervotes (voters who did not fill out all available choices on the ballot) or overvotes (voters who made more choices than allotted on the ballot).
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In Broward County, the director of elections announced they uploaded their new recount totals to the secretary of state two minutes past the deadline, resulting in the secretary of state not accepting them and instead using Broward's first unofficial results from before the recount.
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It is finally over The 2018 Florida recount drama, a story told against the backdrop of the 2000 presidential recount, turned out to be like most sequels -- a story with a lot of hype that ultimately ended not with a bang, but a faint whimper.
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Florida gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum (D) on Thursday said that there are no partisan motives in the effort to recount votes following the midterm elections, saying the process is "democracy" as the state moves toward a recount in both the gubernatorial and Senate races.
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Hillsborough County said it did a full machine recount but chose to report its initial numbers, which were higher in aggregate, because the figures were so similar and because they couldn't assess the impact of two power outages and human error on the recount.
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The panel concluded that the Michigan Board of State Canvassers ought not to have permitted a recount to go forward because Ms. Stein, given the size of the vote for her, could not be deemed "aggrieved," as required for a recount under state election law.
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The still-undeclared governor's race escaped a second recount: Ron DeSantis, a conservative ally of President Trump, held enough of a lead over Andrew Gillum, the Democratic mayor of Tallahassee, that no recount was ordered, though additional uncounted ballots remain the subject of lawsuits.
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The new plan lays out how candidates can call for a recount within 72 hours "if they feel that a recount will result in a change" of delegates, Price said, adding that the party will release caucus totals from both the first and second alignments.
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Driving the news: Broward finished its recount just minutes before the deadline, the Miami Herald reports.
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Parliament ordered a full recount last month after a government report concluded there were widespread violations.
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Join celebrities as they recount their first worst moments — coming to you in full animated color.
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All 67 counties are required to submit the results of a machine recount by 3 p.m.
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Florida started a contentious ballot recount over the weekend in its tight Senate and gubernatorial races.
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Florida's secretary of state, Republican Ken Detzner, has ordered the recount to be completed by Thursday.
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It's unclear whether the recount will reveal any legitimate evidence of hacking or widespread vote manipulation.
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But Nelson's lawyer thinks it's a machine error that would be rectified with a hand recount.
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That said, it's also unusual for a recount to change the final results of an election.
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Though he initially conceded, McMurray retracted and vowed to "fight like hell" to get a recount.
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France has called for a recount and the European Union questioned the integrity of the results.
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Most of the parliamentarians who pushed for the recount had lost their seats in the election.
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That has changed, with Congress passing a clear procedure on how a recount should be conducted.
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Bosnia's central election commission ordered a partial recount of votes already in because of suspected irregularities.
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On Saturday, Trump responded to the recount, again accusing the elections of attempting to be stolen.
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Under state law, a recount is required when the winning margin is 0.5 percent or less.
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Gillum's campaign did not reply to a question from BuzzFeed News about calling off the recount.
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But in Arizona, Connecticut, Florida, New York, South Carolina, and Tennessee, candidates cannot request a recount.
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On November 2100, Stein filed for a recount in Wisconsin 2000 minutes before the state's deadline.
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The Wisconsin Election Commission agreed, and Stein delivered the $3.5 million estimated cost of the recount.
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The Southern African Development Community (SADC), of which Congo is a member, called for a recount.
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In her experience, students who feel safe talking about consent often recount their own troubling experiences.
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But now, she's gone and raised the necessary funds for a recount which should please many.
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If the result is very close, the state will often cover the costs of the recount.
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The Virginia Pilot reports that Either Yancey or Democrat Shelly Simonds could ask for another recount.
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As The Economist went to press, the board had authorised a partial recount in several districts.
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Two years ago, McSally won her Tucson-area seat by just 167 votes following a recount.
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That&aposs enough for O&aposConnor to potentially pick up enough votes to force a recount.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Donald Trump's transition team on Monday pushed back against an effort to recount Nov.
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Clinton's campaign is participating in the Wisconsin recount, which is set to begin later this week.
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Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein last week filed a request for a recount in Wisconsin.
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The Trump campaign's own attorneys have also moved to block recount efforts in Pennsylvania and Michigan.
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Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette, a Republican, last week filed a lawsuit to stop the recount.
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If the race is decided by 10,000 or fewer votes, a candidate may request a recount.
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Trump on Sunday blasted the recount effort, vowing "nothing would change" after wasted money and time.
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According to Stein, the Wisconsin commission confirmed receipt of her recount petition at 3:45 p.m.
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Has anyone wondered why no other campaign has requested a recount with so many questionable results?
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Opposition leaders said they wanted a recount and have accused the government of stealing the election.
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But, there is concern from both parties regarding what the results might be with the recount.
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The Senate race in Florida called for a hand recount, which finished at noon on Sunday.
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So Trump — who doesn't always behave like a typical president — weighed in to end the recount.
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Woodall expanded his lead slightly following Wednesday's recount, giving him a 433-vote margin over Bourdeaux.
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Elias said that if a hand recount happens, Nelson will see a jump in the polls.
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"I'm not aware of any statewide or national election result changing from a recount," Edwards said.
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He has a history with one of the central figures in the recount: Florida Republican Gov.
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Nelson's recount effort has raised $2.5 million off a string of emails from top Democratic lawmakers.
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The results of the recount show Scott with a vote lead of 10,033 over incumbent Nelson.
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The maximum change in the margin in any recount from 2000 to 2390 was 20.015,210 votes.
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Franken ended up winning the recount by 225 votes or a little less than 0.01 points.
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The Washington Post: DeSantis looks certain to win governor's race; Senate contest moves to manual recount.
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That raised the possibility that Ortiz Jones could call for a recount under Texas state law.
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The electoral commission says the rules do not provide for a national recount under any circumstances.
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There are signs at least some counties may not finish the recount by the Thursday deadline.
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The results of the recount showed Scott with a vote lead of 10,53 over incumbent Nelson.
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Under Kentucky Law, candidates can request a recount but only if they pay for it themselves.
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The ruling is likely to prolong the bitter recount fights in Florida for several days more.
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The most recent hugely high-profile recount happened a decade ago in Minnesota between Republican Sen.
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The maximum change in the margin in any recount from 2000 to 2015 was 1,247 votes.
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Meanwhile, Saccone isn't backing down as Republicans float the possibility of a recount or a lawsuit.
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Brevard County, the 10th most-populated county in Florida, will begin its recount at 9 a.m.
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The machine recount process must be completed in all of Florida's 67 counties by 3 p.m.
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The challenger — likely Bevin, in this case — would have to pay the cost of that recount.
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And if so, how important is getting out and framing the recount in a favorable light?
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Broward and Palm Beach counties became infamous for vote-counting problems during the 2000 presidential recount.
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Meanwhile, Nelson has called for Scott to recuse himself from "any role" in the recount process.
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Unfortunately for Gillum, that margin doesn't meet the 21625-point threshold for triggering a hand recount.
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Stein's campaign has been fundraising this week to bankroll a recount in the same three states.
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A recount of the vote will be completed by the Constitutional Court and the winner confirmed.
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In some, when a vote falls within a certain margin, an automatic recount is set off.
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The Green Party nominee said she would "escalate" #Recount2016 and demand a recount on constitutional grounds.
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Former Green Party presidential nominee Jill Stein intends to file for a recount in three states.
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An announcement on the recount filing is expected on Stein's Facebook page, according to one report.
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Rick Scott, to recuse himself from a recount underway in the state's hotly contested Senate race.
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Unless that margin narrows to 0.25 points or less, a hand recount will not be ordered.
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Gillum said Thursday that he would be open to the possibility of asking for a recount.
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But it will pay to have its own lawyers present at the recount, campaign officials said.
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We should treat the recount as an opportunity to address and deal with these issues now.
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Those recount requests must be filed with the Kansas Secretary of State's office by August 17.
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Green Party nominee Jill Stein has officially filed a request for a presidential recount in Michigan.
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"A recount would provide the necessary reassurance to both winners and losers," a SADC statement said.
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Appearing on CNN, Stein dismissed Trump's suggestion that the funds wouldn't be spent on the recount.
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In Florida, a machine recount is triggered when two candidates are 0.5 points apart or less.
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The machine recount ended last Thursday with Scott widening his lead by less than 6900 votes.
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As far as a recount is concerned ... that's done at the level of the Constitutional Court.
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The state included none of these ballots in the hand recount under rules at the time.
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Mary Norwood called for a recount minutes into Wednesday as Keisha Lance Bottoms celebrated the result.
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Under Pennsylvania law, there is no automatic recount in such a race, no matter how close.
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The loser of the random pick can demand a recount if they're unhappy with the result.
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On Wednesday, the three-judge recount court rejected Ms. Simonds's motions filed last week to intervene.
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The Republicans' strategy in Florida reflects their experience in the 2000 presidential recount in the state.
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He said that the recount process required sorting through more than a million pages of ballots.
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Recount lawyers milled about, awaiting the next official update on the status of the ballot sorting.
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It was a terrifying journey, and still clearly takes an emotional toll on him to recount.
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The election commission said on Thursday that it would appeal Parliament's demand for a manual recount.
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In the 2016 election, Mr. Trump's lead over Hillary Clinton widened in Wisconsin after a recount.
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The deadline for the recount, which is being performed by machines, is Thursday at 3 p.m.
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The county had indicated from early on that it would have difficulty meeting Thursday's recount deadline.
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Rick Scott, who held a 12,603-vote lead after the initial machine recount completed on Thursday.
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That meant some counties could pull off the recount with ease, and others simply could not.
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My grandmother would recount fondly her uncle taking her to the tearoom Flurys, a Calcutta landmark.
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Hillary Clinton's campaign has participated only lightly, paying for lawyers to be present at recount sites.
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The veteran media entrepreneurs John Heilemann and John Battelle have a new video startup, The Recount.
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The Recount is starting in politics because John Heilemann is a journalist in the political realm.
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Ms. Stein officially requested the recount on Wednesday, setting in motion the process to begin Friday.
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Like Wisconsin, Michigan would have less than two weeks to certify the results of its recount.
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Bill Nelson called Wednesday for a recount in his race for re-election against Republican Gov.
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Scott's team is alleging voter fraud and illegal activity during the recount in Broward County, Florida.
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She said Baldwin's story was "eerily familiar" to what she has heard sexual abuse victims recount.
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Stein in a tweet said she would "escalate" #Recount2016 and demand a recount on constitutional grounds.
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