LOL

That is quit a rogues gallery.


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https://twitter.com/lbarszewski/status/1...2643104774

SWING AND A MISS

https://twitter.com/sotiridi/status/1063167301585907712

COUNT CHOCULA

(11-15-2018 03:37 PM)green Wrote:  

https://twitter.com/lbarszewski/status/1...2643104774

SWING AND A MISS

So Broward wasn't allowed to vote twice for Nelson voters?

https://twitter.com/thehill/status/1063221119480733701

BROWEIRD

(11-13-2018 04:14 PM)CrimsonPhantom Wrote:  

"We be keep on keepin' on..."

So now you like a recount?

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I don't think anyone is against a recount in a very close election. Some are less for it when the election becomes mysteriously close in the days following the actual election as extra votes are found in the oddest of places.

I read recently where Nikolas Cruz was allowed to vote (via mail I assume?). He's registered as a Republican by the way. Until he's convicted, he's eligible to vote.

I'll assume this is the last election he's ever going to vote in.

(11-15-2018 10:32 PM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote:  He's registered as a Republican by the way.

So, I'm a registered democrat.

Hand count would include votes that are over or under votes that machines rejected. They would look at the intention. If a voter started to made a mistake by starting to fill a bubble in, but not all the way, change to the right one, the vote will count by hand. That is an over vote. If a person filled in their choice lightly and never been counted by machine? Looking by hand see the intent? That vote will count. The strange case is Broward County. There were 20,000 more votes counted for Governor with 20,000 votes less than the senate? If those 20,000 votes are part of the over/under issue? There is enough votes not counted yet that could switch in the Dems favor.

That was due to the screwed up ballot design I thought?

(11-16-2018 09:15 AM)banker Wrote:  That was due to the screwed up ballot design I thought?

It could be both.

(11-15-2018 10:32 PM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote:  I read recently where Nikolas Cruz was allowed to vote (via mail I assume?). He's registered as a Republican by the way. Until he's convicted, he's eligible to vote.

I'll assume this is the last election he's ever going to vote in.

Nope. He will vote Democrat after he is executed for about a hundred years or so.

(11-16-2018 09:09 AM)DavidSt Wrote:  Hand count would include votes that are over or under votes that machines rejected. They would look at the intention. If a voter started to made a mistake by starting to fill a bubble in, but not all the way, change to the right one, the vote will count by hand. That is an over vote. If a person filled in their choice lightly and never been counted by machine? Looking by hand see the intent? That vote will count. The strange case is Broward County. There were 20,000 more votes counted for Governor with 20,000 votes less than the senate? If those 20,000 votes are part of the over/under issue? There is enough votes not counted yet that could switch in the Dems favor.

If that's the case then they better make sure the re-counters don't have a pencil on them when they do the hand count. That 20,000 number will disappear in a heartbeat.