Miami-Dade Elections Dept. Finishes Machine Recount Well Ahead Of Deadline
The staff at Miami-Dade's election department are working around the clock to complete a machine recount of the ballots before the Thursday deadline.
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The staff at Miami-Dade's election department are working around the clock to complete a machine recount of the ballots before the Thursday deadline.
The ballot battle rolls on in Broward where election workers are racing against the clock to finish sorting the ballots and recounting all the votes before Thursday's deadline.
As Broward county's election department races against the clock to complete their ballot recount by the Thursday deadline, Palm Beach County is facing its own challenges.
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