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7. i thought it was more a question of process.

Wed Dec 27, 2017, 12:04 PM

Dec 2017

however they had counted or not counted that particular ballot, at the stage in question they were only certifying the results, not going through individual ballots. supposedly it wasn't the time or place to challenge individual ballots.

so the question is, was it proper to refuse to certify the results due to a single disputed ballot?

and if so, shouldn't there be a more extensive review (or perhaps i should say, *another* review) of all ballots, rather than just a decision based on a single ballot?

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help me with the process! [View all] bluestarone Dec 2017 OP

If challenge is successful, ballot in dispute is thrown out as an over-vote; we have a tie brooklynite Dec 2017 #1

if ballot is thrown out wouldn't she win by 1 vote? (I'm confused) bluestarone Dec 2017 #3

Yes, resulting in a tie in the State House brooklynite Dec 2017 #5

oh ok gottcha bluestarone Dec 2017 #6

I saw a photo of the ballot in question. kentuck Dec 2017 #2

i thought they DID NOT COUNT THIS BALLOT AT FIRST? bluestarone Dec 2017 #4

i think the recount tossed out this ballot, leaving the democrat up by 1 vote. unblock Dec 2017 #9

i thought it was more a question of process. unblock Dec 2017 #7

and my BIGGEST Question was bluestarone Dec 2017 #8

i'd imagine whoever loses the appeal can then appeal to the state supreme court. unblock Dec 2017 #10

TY (That was my fear) bluestarone Dec 2017 #11