So the recount is going ahead?

[brettdale]

So is it an actual recount going ahead? or are they just looking for hanging chad situations?

[Silent3]

1. In Wisconsin it's confirmed.

I think their will be an audit too, and that's the most important part.

As things are going, I'm pretty sure the paperwork will get filed for MI and PA on time too.

[brettdale]

2. good

I dont think it will over turn the result, but if it shows up errors that can be fixed for future elections,
then its a good thing.

[TrishaJ]

12. Results SHOULD be overturned or Electors SHOULD

vote for Clinton if an audit shows election fraud in Wisconsin. Won't happen though. Only thing to be gained is the stench of illegitimacy on a "minority President."

[oberliner]

3. A candidate cant actually file for a vote recount under Pennsylvania law.

Instead, they would have to challenge a county board regarding its vote computations, and a state appeals judge would have to rule that a statewide recount is necessary.

[SickOfTheOnePct]

4. That's how a candidate would try to get a recount indirectly

But based on Stein's website, looks like they're going the route of having voters request a recount. They actually have to file in every voting district/precinct (9100+ in PA), with signatures from three voters in each district/precinct.

[oberliner]

6. Has she started coordinating this?

It seems quite far fetched.

[SickOfTheOnePct]

7. On her page

Under the PA recount, she's asking for three volunteers from each district/precinct who can sign the petitions that her attorney's are preparing.

Lots of coordination to get 27,000+ signatures on petitions and submitted by Monday, but we'll see.

If she can't get that together, she may well go the route of challenging the results themselves.

[Hoyt]

5. Thank god. In a week or so we can move on to the next conspiracy theory.

[TheFrenchRazor]

11. wow, you sure are a trusting soul... where have you been for the last 30 years or so? guess what?

guess what? computers are hackable.

[Hoyt]

13. Sure computers are hackable, but there is no evidence they were. Besides, the hackers might not have

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been Trump supporters.

[wundermaus]

8. oh ye of such little faith...

for those who fail to adapt to change are doomed to extinction.

[Liberal In Texas]

9. Looks like it.

Stein has amassed $5.5 Million and probably need around $7 million to do it right.

Wisconsin had been filed 90 minutes before the deadline. Now it's on to Michigan and then Pennsylvania.

We get a recount, but if makes a difference, who knows?

Keep your fingers crossed.

[demtenjeep]

10. wont matter

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