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2016 Postmortem

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15. Different states, different laws

Fri Dec 2, 2016, 05:55 AM

Dec 2016

Michigan doesn't permit a suit for recount until the vote is certified there. In Florida, once they certify the vote, it's done.

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what are the recount rules in florida? texasmomof3 Dec 2016 #1

Neither SickOfTheOnePct Dec 2016 #4

Good Question...Does anyone know. Farmgirl1961 Dec 2016 #2

Perhaps FL citizens could do some independent vote counting. Aimee in OKC Dec 2016 #7

Not the actual ballots per se ... Aimee in OKC Dec 2016 #14

So could a non-profit sue? Farmgirl1961 Dec 2016 #5

Why a non profit is suing in FL and it can't be a candidate fallrey Dec 2016 #6

Sounds like a scam greytdemocrat Dec 2016 #8

donated $25 triron Dec 2016 #10

Florida was already certified budkin Dec 2016 #12

So has Michigan but triron Dec 2016 #13

Different states, different laws SickOfTheOnePct Dec 2016 #15