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"It is a time-honored tradition, perhaps refined by the Daley machine of Chicago, to hold vote counts until the last minute. This way, the (political) machine could figure out just how many votes it needed to come up with to close the gap and ‘win.´ "

So the problem is not that south Floridians are too stupid to vote properly, the problem is that the dems are having a little trouble figuring out how to defraud the new system??

the problem is that the dems are having a little trouble figuring out how to defraud the new system??

I'm pretty impressed with the new machines. It's going to be tough tampering with them. What's needed in Miami is some Republican poll watchers to monitor the process.

The way to defraud the new system is to delay ballot returns until after the "automatic recount" period has past.

What I don't understand is how you "recount" electronic ballots. There is nothing to read, just a count. Computers don't make math errors of this nature.

Old processes required "recounting" because the process by which a ballot was read could be flawed.

Only write in ballots, mailed in ballots (early/overseas voting), and some foreign language ballots will not be in the computer ballot box.

Even if the system has a record of every electronic ballot (all of the voter's selections), the number would be able to be tallied in under 5 minutes.

The Rats feel stymied and must resort to loud braying to persuade radicals that "they were done wrong".

Janet Reno cannot come forward to claim that the Democrat political machine did not believe that she had a chance against Jeb Bush and so they sabotaged her primary election. Blame the Republicans again, the Rats always do.

Excellent statement, but it needs to be stated louder.

So the problem is not that south Floridians are too stupid to vote properly, the problem is that the dems are having a little trouble figuring out how to defraud the new system??