Greeks Vote to Abolish Monarchy in Referendum Victory
Thousands of Greeks celebrated in Constitution Square as the referendum yielded a large margin in favor of a republic. With 92 percent counted, about 1.3 million supported the republic, while monarchists trailed. King Constantine fled into exile as Parliament prepares a new constitution and presidential elections. Leaders from across the spectrum framed the vote as a national triumph and a step toward independence and sovereignty.
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Gilligan to sue over recount demand against state official
Gilligan pledged to take Secretary of State Ted Brown to court if a proper recount is not provided. He insisted on a full recount with every ballot and voter counted again and in view of witnesses.
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