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onenote

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9. Where in North Carolina law is there a provision allowing recounts for other than specified vote differentials.

Reply to Think. Again. (Reply #4)

Sun Nov 17, 2024, 03:37 PM

Nov 17

I've looked and if its there, I can't find it.
Can you direct me to a cite that supports your statement that there are other allowable causes for a recount request?

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Does anyone know when the N.C. audit results will be posted? [View all] Think. Again. Nov 17 OP

Next week dweller Nov 17 #1

They're cutting it close... Think. Again. Nov 17 #2

24 votes separate dweller Nov 17 #3

Good, but close races aren't the only allowable cause for recount requests. Think. Again. Nov 17 #4

Where in North Carolina law is there a provision allowing recounts for other than specified vote differentials. onenote Nov 17 #9

You're right! Think. Again. Nov 17 #12

When they are completed, NC will publish its findings. MineralMan Nov 17 #5

Yes, they will actually be publishing the audits results after the recount request deadline... Think. Again. Nov 17 #6

Yes, but they cannot be acted on until the results exist. MineralMan Nov 17 #8

I have looked them up and posted them in a post above if you're interested. Think. Again. Nov 17 #11

All but nine counties have completed their canvass. Those counties will finish on Monday. onenote Nov 17 #7

Yes, since the results will come in AFTER the deadline to request a recount... Think. Again. Nov 17 #10