AP: Two major challenges are expected to unfold Monday in Ohio...

[EMunster]

fairly respectful article of the massing forces...


Posted 12/5/2004 5:17 PM

New round of challenges in Ohio vote

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Two major challenges are expected to unfold Monday when Ohio Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell certifies the state's final presidential election results, declaring President Bush the winner by about 119,000 votes.

Lawyers representing voters upset about problems at the polls plan to contest the results with the Ohio Supreme Court, citing documented cases of long lines, a shortage of machines and a pattern of problems in predominantly black neighborhoods.

...more...

http://www.usatoday.com/news/politicselections/2004-12-05-ohio-vote_x.htm

[Eric J in MN]

1. The Greens are still asking for more money for the recount.

http://web.greens.org/c/cobb/supporters.cgi?function=donate

[liberal43110]

2. Clif Arnebeck is Awesome

His argument that "overturning the election results isn't the point" is so true, and so important. The integrity of our election is the point. Like so many others, I doubt the integrity of this election, but the point is that integrity and transparency is what we're fighting for.

[IndyOp]

3. Good deal!

So now we have some respectful coverage in USA Today, Yahoo!, Chicago Tribune, LA Times and whole lot of local newspapers...

:kick:

[bones_7672]

4. Lots of luck on that one!

The Ohio Supreme Court is 5 Repubs, 2 Dems.

[New Earth]

5. maybe, out of miracle

they will rule on CITIZENS RIGHTS and not what party they are affiliated with.


(by miracle)

[bones_7672]

6. They will need concrete proof, not the asinine statistical papers

that have been featured so prominietly on DU. And something that will challenge the 118,000 vote difference. So far, I've not seen it, and I doubt very much the Supremes are going to stop their state election.