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To: flatsville who wrote (38838)	11/18/2000 3:39:06 PM
From: Ilaine	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 436258

It is evidence. It may not be sufficient to meet the burden of proof, but it's evidence.

To: flatsville who wrote (38838)	11/18/2000 6:12:14 PM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 436258

Flatsville, Have a read of this link, nytimes.com Case Law: Chads Have Their Place in Annals Of the Law By FORD FESSENDEN and CHRISTOPHER DREW Believe it or not, courts across the country have thought long and hard about the issues of chad upon which the presidential election may yet turn in South Florida's punch-card counties. And their answer to the question of whether an imperfectly punched ballot can be considered a vote has usually been a resounding yes. Even when the sunlight cannot penetrate an indented ballot — yielding a "dimpled chad" — it can be considered a vote, the Massachusetts courts held in overturning a Congressional primary result in 1996., To anyone with half a brain (possibly more) you have to ask the question....OK there is a problem with this voting system, lets make it fair. The whole world is watching the the rock of "free and open elections" (the USA if you don't get my drift) so if there is a problem.... how come nothing has been done about it for friggin years If Gore gets in... That Hollywood film in Key Largo is going to dog him until he gets kicked out IMO. pearly.