In Broward County, the canvassing board first rejected a hand recount, but it reversed itself after the chairman, Judge Robert Lee, the canvassing board chairman, changed his vote on Wednesday.
Mr. Evans, who was President Bush's campaign chairman, changed the rules less than two weeks before a panel of experts at the Census Bureau was scheduled to recommend whether the census should be adjusted to account for people who were missed and people who were counted twice by traditional census-taking methods.
It is a costly endeavour: up to $300 a day for the minder, monetary gifts for provincial party apparatchiks and district People's Committee chairmen, small change given before entering anyone's house.
The Champions League has shifted the game's landscape to such an extent that some present-day chairmen might change that mantra to suggest a club "only exists to finish in the Premier League's top four".
Unusually in football, the manager has survived while his chairmen have changed.
Yvo de Boer is KPMG's global chairman, climate change & sustainability services.
The question is whether Don Cruickshank, its new chairman, can change enough minds before members vote in September.
George Ranney, a co-chairman of Change Illinois, one such group, said the law accomplished about 80percentt of what he and others had hoped to change.
"It is a very curious strategy for the chairman to change the rules in a way that will dramatically damage localism and then, nearly three months later, propose a process to examine how those rules might affect localism," Mr. Dorgan said in a statement.
But the larger question is whether the chairman can change his spots.
