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To: Ellen who wrote (104603)12/7/2000 5:27:46 PM
From: SecularBull  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 769667
 
Ellen, your post proved for me that Gore wasn't interested in counting all of the votes. He picked counties with the most undervotes in total number, but with lower than average rates of undervoting. It proves that he's not interested in solving the problem of the undervote and having all of those votes counted. He simply wants to go to the biggest pond, hoping to find the most fish.

Please try to put forth an argument that supports your position, not one that makes my point for me.

LoF



To: Ellen who wrote (104603)12/7/2000 5:35:24 PM
From: Broken_Clock  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 769667
 
Ellen,
I followed your link(thanks for posting) and I noticed you "edited" several Counties out. They had fairly high numbers of under/over(whateverz) votes also. Gore could have picked up those 537 votes in those Counties but I believe they went for Bush, ergo, no recount asked for by Gore. I didn't highlight all of them but I think everyone gets the idea...

County
Disqualified
ballots
Percentage
of total
votes
Alachua
415
0.48
Baker
140
1.69
Bay
663
1.11
Bradford
741
7.87
Brevard
594
0.27
Broward
14,622
2.49
Calhoun
78
1.48
Charlotte
3,204
4.57
Citrus
217
0.38
Clay
411
0.71
Collier
3,184
3.34
Columbia
693
3.61
DeSoto
701
8.24
Dixie
332
6.64
Duval
6,909
9.23
Escambia
4,372
3.61
Flagler
83
0.31
Franklin
419
12.40
Gadsden
2,085
8.26
Gilchrist
293
5.15
Glades
357
9.59
Gulf
421
6.41
Hamilton
389
8.94
Hardee
412
6.20
Hendry
810
9.05
Hernando
281
0.43
Highlands
1,009
2.79
Hillsborough
9,172
2.48
Holmes
139
1.84
IndnRiv
1,945
3.77
Jackson
1,170
6.70
Jefferson
571
9.19
Lafayette
174
6.49
Lake
3,378
3.67
Lee
4,601
2.43
Leon
181
0.18
Levy
766
5.68
Liberty
188
7.24
Madison
480
7.23
Manatee
1,455
1.30
Marion
3,345
3.16
Martin
557
0.89
M.-Dade
28,601
4.37
Monroe
208
0.61
Nassau
1,605
6.32
Okaloosa
765
1.07
Ok'chobee
858
8.00
Orange
2,404
0.85
Osceola
1,683
2.94
Palm Bch
29,702
6.43
Pasco
3,917
2.67
Pinellas
8,487
2.09
Polk
975
0.57
Putnam
168
0.64
St. Johns
532
0.87
St. Lucie
649
0.82
Santa Rosa
365
0.72
Sarasota
2,807
1.71
Seminole
336
0.24
Sumter
771
3.35
Suwannee
732
5.55
Taylor
605
8.16
Union
258
6.32
Volusia
755
0.41
Wakulla
422
4.68
Walton
219
1.18
Washngtn
329
3.94