Posted on 11/03/2010 11:03:33 AM PDT by MitchellC
That’s the translation of a Dem request for a “recount”.
re: Minnesota, Franken and Coleman. Keep recounting, until you win. They know how many votes they have to divine, find in a lock box somewhere, ...... This time Republicans need to fight, unlike the Coleman/Frankenstein debacle.
Just recounting them until you win.
“we will follow the established process (OF ELECTION FRAUD) to ensure the integrity of (THE CORRECT) outcome. We will make sure every vote is counted (AT LEAST TWICE)...”
There, fixed it!
“We will follow the established process (OF ELECTION FRAUD) to ensure the integrity of (THE CORRECT) outcome. We will make sure every (DEM) vote is counted (AT LEAST TWICE)...”
There, fixed it!
Double post was
Bush’s fault
Because, of course, the votes weren’t counted the first time.
Yes, if the margin is under 1%, the Democrat wins.
Don’t count the vote before the liberal judges do. :)
I say we let “Who Are You?” count them personally. That stoopid, jug-eared hayseed won’t make it past 100.
This kind of thing infuriates me, regardless of whose ox is being gored. Unless there are credible reasons to believe the original count is illegitimate, recounts should be banned. The reason? There is error in every count (hopefully nominal). There is no reason to believe that a second, third, or tenth recount will produce a result any more accurate than the first.
That's why Florida in 2000 was such a frightening moment. When you're talking about margins in the hundreds from a total in the millions, you really can just count them until you get the result you want.
LOL. I think that’s a national rule.
If I were him; I would slink back home. There are already plenty of charges against dems for voter fraud on the horizon.
NC Statute: § 163‑182.7. Ordering recounts.
(a) Discretionary Recounts. The county board of elections or the State Board of Elections may order a recount when necessary to complete the canvass in an election. The county board may not order a recount where the State Board of Elections has already denied a recount to the petitioner.
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(c) Mandatory Recounts for Ballot Items Within the Jurisdiction of the State Board of Elections. In a ballot item within the jurisdiction of the State Board of Elections, a candidate shall have the right to demand a recount of the votes if the difference between the votes for that candidate and the votes for a prevailing candidate are not more than the following:
(1) For a nonstatewide ballot item, one percent (1%) of the total votes cast in the ballot item, or in the case of a multiseat ballot item, one percent (1%) of the votes cast for those two candidates.
(2) For a statewide ballot item, one‑half of one percent (0.5%) of the votes cast in the ballot item, or 10,000 votes, whichever is less.
I tend to agree. In the case of optical ballot readers, you would have to feed these through a central machine for a recount, which may be calibrated altogether differently from the scanner used at the polling place, resulting in slightly different readings on a batch of thousands of ballots. Meaningless. The only other method would be a manual recount, which everyone knows would be rife with fraud.
George Will had it right in an excellent article he wrote during the 2000 FL recount debacle. Paraphrasing, he said that the most accurate count is always the first "double blind" count; after that, each side knows exactly how many "votes" they need to pull off a win, and the temptation to imagine a vote where there is not an ascertainable vote is too much for anyone lower than an angel to resist.
Total votes cast: 185,172
Margin of victory: 2,095
Percentage of total votes cast: 1.131%
ERGO... Etheridge cannot legally demand a recount. Don’t let the door hit you in the rear on the way out, Bob.
Etheridge is a THUG!! Why would ANYONE vote for that POS?
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