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To: Tlac who wrote (15045)	11/12/2000 5:34:17 PM
From: Jim Fleming	Respond to of 65232

"Not only that, but I see no language prohibiting a county canvassing board from initiating a manual recount, in the case of a protest of the returns of the election, regardless of whether a request for manual recount was filed within 72 hours after midnight of the date the election was held..." Yes they can still file but have up to now chosen not to. I was wondering why the Republicans were waiting and why nobody else seems to have read the law. It will be strange and open to question after this is over if they continue to avoid the state court. Jim