If this has already been posted sorry but Ohio DUer's

[RedTail Wolf]

this may be some good news finally
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A23344-2004Nov30.html


What do you think? Are the votes there? Interested in hearing from Ohio DUer's about this and any local news that may be relevant. Again sorry if this is a repeat post but I didn't see it here/

Sorry but the link is fixed now try again....
RedTail Wolf

[NVMojo]

1. redtail, I couldn't get anything ....

[loritooker]

2. i got a "server error", too

[missouri dem 2]

3. Yep, Broken link.

[RedTail Wolf]

4. Sorry didn't get the link right first time

Dumb ass
Sorry it's edited and should work

RTW

[missouri dem 2]

5. Requires registration. Could you post a few paragraphs?

Thank you.

[proud_Kucitizen]

6. Here's the first couple paragraphs

Sen. John F. Kerry's presidential campaign asked an Ohio judge yesterday to allow it to join a legal fight there over whether election officials in one county may sit out the state's impending recount.

A pair of third-party presidential candidates, who said that reports of problems at the polls on Election Day are not being addressed, are forcing the Buckeye State to recount its entire presidential vote. But David A. Yost, a lawyer for Delaware County, just outside Columbus, won a temporary restraining order last week blocking any recount there. He told the Columbus Dispatch that a second count would be a poor use of county resources. President Bush won the mostly Republican area handily, unofficial results show.

Also, I think that there must be some reason Delaware County doesn't want a recount so yeah the votes might be there. I am from Ohio and will be helping observe the recount when it happens.

[missouri dem 2]

10. Thanks for posting the paragraphs.

I emailed the Ohio Democratic Party last week offering to help with the recount and have'nt heard anything from them. Are you going to observe for the Greens or the Democratic party? Thank you for volunteering, we will need lots of watchers to keep the recount honest.

[proud_Kucitizen]

13. observing

for the greens

[proud_Kucitizen]

14. here's a link

to volunteer for the Ohio Green party recount. They still need people to help. It takes about 24 hours or so before you will get a response from them.

[proud_Kucitizen]

15. oops

sorry forgot to post the link http://web.greens.org/c/cobb/supporters.cgi?function=volunteer&process=7

[RedTail Wolf]

11. Thanks for your service to the cause! nt

[RedTail Wolf]

8. Here's the whole deal hope it's not too big Mods and Admins

Wednesday, December 1, 2004; Page A08


Sen. John F. Kerry's presidential campaign asked an Ohio judge yesterday to allow it to join a legal fight there over whether election officials in one county may sit out the state's impending recount.

A pair of third-party presidential candidates, who said that reports of problems at the polls on Election Day are not being addressed, are forcing the Buckeye State to recount its entire presidential vote. But David A. Yost, a lawyer for Delaware County, just outside Columbus, won a temporary restraining order last week blocking any recount there. He told the Columbus Dispatch that a second count would be a poor use of county resources. President Bush won the mostly Republican area handily, unofficial results show.

Lawyers for the Kerry campaign asked to join Green Party presidential candidate David Cobb, Libertarian candidate Michael Badnarik and the National Voting Rights Institute in the fight to force the county to participate in the recount. "If there's going to be a recount in Ohio, we don't want it to exclude Delaware County or any other county that might decide to follow Delaware County's lead," Kerry lawyer Dan Hoffheimer said. "It should be a full, fair and accurate recount."

Bush won the critical battleground state by approximately 136,000 votes, a victory that also won him a second term.

Cobb's lawyers filed papers yesterday asking a federal court to take over the case, which is scheduled for state court.

-- Brian Faler

[seriousstan]

7. Delaware is not a rich county and is heavy Rep.

They don't want to spend the money on a recount.

[buydonkey]

12. Delaware is pretty damn wealthy ...

Powell is located there, and it's one of the richest communities in Ohio. The city of Delaware isn't doing too bad either. Lots of big subdevelopments.

[RedTail Wolf]

9. Well this turned out to be

one big f'd up post. Sorry folks

RedTail Wolf