TRR: Allen West Seeks Recount Amid Growing Vote Count Scandal

West-Murphy update: Judge sets hearing, Division of Elections official arrives | Post on Politics
FORT PIERCE – A St. Lucie County circuit judge has scheduled a two-hour hearing for Friday on Republican U.S. Rep. Allen West’s request for a recount of all 37,379 ballots cast during early voting in St. Lucie County in his tight reelection fight against Democrat Patrick Murphy.
Murphy holds a 0.58 percent lead over West in unofficial returns from congressional District 18, which includes St. Lucie and Martin counties and northern Palm Beach County.

West has not conceded, citing errors in St. Lucie County’s initial early vote tally that prompted Secretary of State Ken Detzner to send three officials to Fort Pierce today to observe and report on the St. Lucie County elections office.

St. Lucie County Elections Supervisor Gertrude Walker said her office double-counted some early ballots and failed to count others on election night. But Walker said the problem was limited to ballots from three of the eight days of early voting and was fixed Sunday during a recount of those votes.


West says a full recount of ballots from all eight days of early voting is needed to eliminate any doubts about St. Lucie County’s totals. West’s motion for injunctive relief asks Judge Dan Vaughn to order a full recount of early votes and bar the county from certifying results until the recount is complete. Vaughn set a hearing on the motion for 1 p.m. Friday.​
Oh, look: The initial count was inaccurate. The Elections Supervisor said so.

Just like West said.

Now you guys have a conundrum. You have to decide if she's lying for saying the exact same thing West said -- that you claimed was a lie.

How 'bout it? Is she a liar? She has to be, unless you admit West wasn't lying.

Prediction: Not a single one of you will call her a liar, and not a single one of you will say that West WASN'T lying.

You will, however, post even more irrationally that you have so far.

Guaranteed.
 
it's not their color, it's their politics that is the problem.

you get some creep like clarence thomas who got everywhere he is because of affirmative action and then tries to take it away from everyone coming up behind him.

i think we call that 'hypocrisy'.

If it was their politics, the terms like "house n----r" and "Uncle Tom" wouldn't be used.

You don't get to re-define reality.

Ah, talking about Alan West, again?
Hey, jillian, there's some racism against West that you can ignore.
 
is anyone aware in this same county the vote for the mayor of Fort Pierce in the same SOE office, has been changed 3 times thus far? First one candidate lost, then he was suddenly the winner, then he suddenly lost again. So to sit here and think that West is just doing this to be a jerk is, well, just asinine. Seems they haven't been able to get alot right. The SOE of the county has even hired an attorney, admitted to their being problems, of which she of course tries to lessen herself from being responsible for.
From what I gather, if the Democrat wins, the election was fair and honest.

No matter what.

Right, USMB lefties?
 
some really seem intent on ignoring the FACTS that the SOE of that county has problems with the results there. Or could it be they want to look silly when the facts point to being just that? Surely, not, though who can tell?
 
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West-Murphy update: Judge sets hearing, Division of Elections official arrives | Post on Politics
FORT PIERCE – A St. Lucie County circuit judge has scheduled a two-hour hearing for Friday on Republican U.S. Rep. Allen West’s request for a recount of all 37,379 ballots cast during early voting in St. Lucie County in his tight reelection fight against Democrat Patrick Murphy.
Murphy holds a 0.58 percent lead over West in unofficial returns from congressional District 18, which includes St. Lucie and Martin counties and northern Palm Beach County.

West has not conceded, citing errors in St. Lucie County’s initial early vote tally that prompted Secretary of State Ken Detzner to send three officials to Fort Pierce today to observe and report on the St. Lucie County elections office.

St. Lucie County Elections Supervisor Gertrude Walker said her office double-counted some early ballots and failed to count others on election night. But Walker said the problem was limited to ballots from three of the eight days of early voting and was fixed Sunday during a recount of those votes.


West says a full recount of ballots from all eight days of early voting is needed to eliminate any doubts about St. Lucie County’s totals. West’s motion for injunctive relief asks Judge Dan Vaughn to order a full recount of early votes and bar the county from certifying results until the recount is complete. Vaughn set a hearing on the motion for 1 p.m. Friday.​
Oh, look: The initial count was inaccurate. The Elections Supervisor said so.

Just like West said.

Now you guys have a conundrum. You have to decide if she's lying for saying the exact same thing West said -- that you claimed was a lie.

How 'bout it? Is she a liar? She has to be, unless you admit West wasn't lying.

Prediction: Not a single one of you will call her a liar, and not a single one of you will say that West WASN'T lying.

You will, however, post even more irrationally that you have so far.

Guaranteed.
Bump. Looks like the folks who need to see this are missing it...on purpose. :lol:
 
West-Murphy update: Judge sets hearing, Division of Elections official arrives | Post on Politics
FORT PIERCE – A St. Lucie County circuit judge has scheduled a two-hour hearing for Friday on Republican U.S. Rep. Allen West’s request for a recount of all 37,379 ballots cast during early voting in St. Lucie County in his tight reelection fight against Democrat Patrick Murphy.
Murphy holds a 0.58 percent lead over West in unofficial returns from congressional District 18, which includes St. Lucie and Martin counties and northern Palm Beach County.

West has not conceded, citing errors in St. Lucie County’s initial early vote tally that prompted Secretary of State Ken Detzner to send three officials to Fort Pierce today to observe and report on the St. Lucie County elections office.

St. Lucie County Elections Supervisor Gertrude Walker said her office double-counted some early ballots and failed to count others on election night. But Walker said the problem was limited to ballots from three of the eight days of early voting and was fixed Sunday during a recount of those votes.


West says a full recount of ballots from all eight days of early voting is needed to eliminate any doubts about St. Lucie County’s totals. West’s motion for injunctive relief asks Judge Dan Vaughn to order a full recount of early votes and bar the county from certifying results until the recount is complete. Vaughn set a hearing on the motion for 1 p.m. Friday.​
Oh, look: The initial count was inaccurate. The Elections Supervisor said so.

Just like West said.

Now you guys have a conundrum. You have to decide if she's lying for saying the exact same thing West said -- that you claimed was a lie.

How 'bout it? Is she a liar? She has to be, unless you admit West wasn't lying.

Prediction: Not a single one of you will call her a liar, and not a single one of you will say that West WASN'T lying.

You will, however, post even more irrationally that you have so far.

Guaranteed.
Bump. Looks like the folks who need to see this are missing it...on purpose. :lol:

along with this -
is anyone aware in this same county the vote for the mayor of Fort Pierce in the same SOE office, has been changed 3 times thus far? First one candidate lost, then he was suddenly the winner, then he suddenly lost again. So to sit here and think that West is just doing this to be a jerk is, well, just asinine. Seems they haven't been able to get alot right. The SOE of the county has even hired an attorney, admitted to there being problems, of which she of course tries to lessen herself from being responsible for.
 

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