Reply #6: This may be mostly spin, he doesn't deal with all of the issues reported by the voters & poll worker [View All]

[philb]

even though he concludes that Jennings almost surely would have won in a fair count.

See the statements of voters, poll workers, etc.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=203&topic_id=457470&mesg_id=457470


There was more than one ballot type used in Sarasota, and some were more problematic than is described in this analysis.
Also, there were disappearing votes-
done most likely by default to blank programming as has been commonly seen in other races in 2004 and 2006,
or through programming or glitch in ballot design programming

It is important that the machines be isolated and all looked at to determine the various type of ballot designs used and the programming of the program compiling the votes from each.
It appears a major effort to prevent looking at the machines and programs is in process.
If the machines have remained isolated and a thorough audit done, the answere will be clear.