An update on the crucial recount of votes in Wisconsin...

Quote:After two days, more than 500 precincts around the state have completed their recounts, about one-seventh of the total. Excluding those in the city of Milwaukee*, where absentee ballot recounts have not yet been completed (and are conducted centrally rather than in the precincts), the overall change thus far has been to add five votes to Trump’s totals and three to Hillary Clinton’s. Stein has picked up 24 votes, mostly from one county that had left off her vote total in error on its tally sheet. At this rate, we’re looking at an overall shift of less than 100 votes in Trump’s lead of 22,000 — and in his favor, not Hillary’s, and certainly not Stein’s.

http://hotair.com/archives/2016/12/03/fe...n-for-now/

Has anyone confirmed that the people doing the counting aren't Russians?

She's to announce tomorrow that they're giving up the PA recount. They go to court today in Michigan.

Stein To Pursue PA Recount Petition In Federal Court, Claiming Lack Of Money

Now this is just getting ridiculous. She didn’t actually meet the standards in PA to have a recount, so she’s going to try to evade them by calling them ‘unconstitutional’. She raised enough money specifically to deal with the fees and then pulled out when asked for it. The whole point is to tie up the electors so they can’t vote for Trump.

Quote:Green Party candidate Jill Stein late Saturday vowed to bring her fight for a recount of votes cast in Pennsylvania in the U.S. presidential election to federal court, after a state judge ordered her campaign to post a $1 million bond.

“The Stein campaign will continue to fight for a statewide recount in Pennsylvania,” Jonathan Abady, lead counsel to Stein’s recount efforts, said in a statement.

Saying it has become clear that “the state court system is so ill-equipped to address this problem,” the statement said “we must seek federal court intervention.”

The Stein campaign said it will file for emergency relief in the Pennsylvania effort in federal court on Monday, “demanding a statewide recount on constitutional grounds.”

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-tr...SKBN13T00L