66 nof 67 Florida Counties have completed their recounts

[brooklynite]

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[lostnfound]

1. This article in Miami Herald says other, smaller counties did not finish

Broward isn’t the last large county to finish. Palm Beach, which suffered machine meltdowns and a slew of lost ballots, didn’t make the state’s deadline. The machines could only count one race at a time, and the supervisor of elections had repeatedly said her county wouldn’t make the deadline.

A handful of smaller counties didn’t make the deadline, either. Because they didn’t finish on time, the original results reported on Nov. 10 will be counted instead.

Read more here: https://www.miamiherald.com/news/politics-government/election/article221709445.html#storylink=cpy

[FBaggins]

2. Any significant changes anywhere?

Doesn’t bother me if a couple can’t finish if there aren’t widespread counting irregularities

[forthemiddle]

3. Rick Scott

Is claiming on Twitter that he gained over 1000 votes.
I don’t know the details.
https://mobile.twitter.com/ScottforFlorida

[kentuck]

4. If just one county does not get their votes in on time...

...I have heard that the vote totals resort back to what they initially were before the recount?

Is that true?

[Saboburns]

5. There have been zero re-counts in Florida this cycle.

Everything is still just a count.

A re-count may yet occur if the final count is close enough.

I chime in merely to point out that the GOP is working feverishly, and suing to stop votes from being counted.

Not Re-counted.

A very important distinction.

[lpbk2713]

6. So we're stuck with that lying thieving weasel Scott for several terms.

If it's anything the Florida voters can be depended on it's voting against their own interests. So we're stuck with that asshole for a long time unless of course someone ... (never mind, my post would be deleted).

Scott and Rubio. We're headed for hell.