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To: parksstp; All

You forget that Ohio has a querky state law where they can't begin counting provisional votes until 10 days after...

My prediction: We won't know the winner until Nov. 18 -- and even then it will be contested by the losing side [repeat of Florida 2000]

The Ohio provisional ballots will be under lock and key...hmm...who's going to have "access" to those votes????

The Democratic machine is already working overtime to bump the # of Ohio provisional voters...the more provisional votes, the more that the state would not be called for Romney...

Also, the Dems would find all kinds of way to challenge provisional votes not being counted in the Nov. 16-17 count of them...

The MSM's gonna love the ratings...and the Obamaites will love the potential Ohio "end-runs" in play...

27 posted on 11/01/2012 8:05:31 PM PDT by Colofornian (Some say "we're not voting 4 'pastor-in-chief'" --as if "gods-in-embryo" were divine only on Sundays)

To: Colofornian; All

Redo on my Nov. 18 date...A lot of states have around 2-3 weeks to verify provisional ballots...

If Ohio can't even get access to those votes til Nov. 16, with Thanksgiving kicking in, we may be looking @ the first week of December...

Somebody can check Ohio law & see what their deadline is for confirming/verifying provisional voters.

28 posted on 11/01/2012 8:10:25 PM PDT by Colofornian (Some say "we're not voting 4 'pastor-in-chief'" --as if "gods-in-embryo" were divine only on Sundays)

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