Florida recount stalls as votes tighten in bitter election
Florida enters a tense stage as Gore and Bush push for manual recounts in four counties amid certification delay. Secretaries of state consider deferring results while Palm Beach County carries out a mechanical recount and Gore allies seek legitimacy before January.
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Shortage of Hospitalization Referees Impacts Iowa Hearings
Referees lost to cover hospitalization hearings due to cuts, causing docket delays in Johnson and Linn counties. Officials warn少 fewer experienced referees, a domino effect could push appeals to the Iowa Supreme Court. District judges seek supplemental funding, but prospects look unlikely.
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Reactions to Florida deadlock favor Electoral College rethink
Cedar Rapids residents react to a disputed Florida result. Opinions split on abolishing the Electoral College and relying on the popular vote. Some favor uniform ballots and another Palm Beach revote while others urge a Florida recount and proper absentee ballot counting.
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