Florida
Related: About this forumBoth Florida Governor and Senator race now qualifies for recount.
Also Nicole "Nikki" Fried (D) is leading in her race for Secretary of Agriculture.
Rick Scott REP---4,091,417---50.11%
Bill Nelson DEM---4,074,073---49.89%
DeSantis / Nuñez REP---4,069,451---49.62%
Gillum / King DEM-------4,030,936---49.15%
link to election results
https://floridaelectionwatch.gov/StateOffices/Governor
And may I add:
We need every single vote counted so if you (or anyone you know) voted via provisional ballot because you forgot your ID, or went to the wrong polling place, you still have until 5 P.M. TODAY to bring your ID to your county supervisor of elections and make your ballot count.
Onward AND Upward
(122 posts)out and get the missing absentee and provisional ballots signatures and ID's. Saying a prayer that enough volunteers are on this.
lamp_shade
(14,816 posts)FloridaBlues
(4,007 posts)2 state house races are also in this recount.
Fla Dem
(23,593 posts)So while Nelson has reached the threshold, at 0.47 Gillum still has a way to go.
https://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/politics/political-pulse/os-ne-recount-timeline-20181108-story.html
BewilderedCitizen
(53 posts)Nov. 15 Vote totals from the machine recounts are due by 3 p.m. The totals are compared with the previous unofficial results. If the result is the same but above 0.25 points, the count is official. If the margin is within 0.25 points, a manual recount is ordered for statewide races. Manual recounts involve canvassing boards counting each rejected vote by hand, determining voter intent. Overvotes and undervotes arent initially counted. An overvote is when a voter fills in more than one circle on the ballot for a given race; an undervote is when a voter leaves a race blank.
My understanding is that the machine recount will happen first, then if the totals are within 0.25 or less, a manual recount is ordered.
https://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/politics/political-pulse/os-ne-recount-timeline-20181108-story.html