Here, plaintiffs assert that Florida Statutes, Section 102.166(4) violates the First and Fourteenth Amendments.
Pursuant to Florida Statutes, Section 102.166(4)(d), the Broward County Democratic Party chose the three precincts subject to the manual recount.
Miami-Dade The Canvassing Board received a request from the Miami-Dade Democratic Party oNov.v. 9, 2000, pursuant to Florida Statutes, Section 102.166(4), to conduct a recount.
In this case, the Florida Democratic Party filed requests for manual recounts in Broward, Miami-Dade, Palm Beach and Volusia counties within 72 hours as required by Florida Statutes, Section 102.166(4)(b).
In this case, the initial phase of election verification began automatically because Florida Statutes, Section 102.141(4), compels machine recount for electoral differentials of 0.5percentt or less.
Broward County On Nov. 8, 2000, pursuant to Florida Statutes, Section 102.141(4), the Broward Canvassing Board conducted a statutorily mandated machine recount which is now complete.
The Canvassing Board also has authorized the county attorney and such other attorneys as he may appoint to seek state or federal judicial relief from the time limit for certification provided in Florida Statutes, Section 102.111.
Use of the equipment for this purpose, and any new software developed for it, would have to be evaluated for accuracy by the secretary of state, as required by Florida Statutes, Section 101.015.
On Nov. 9, 2000, within 72 hours after midnight on the date the election was held, the Broward County Democratic Party filed a request for a manual recount pursuant to Florida Statutes, Section 102.166(4).
That decision adhered to Florida Statutes, Section 102.166 5)(c), requiring a full recount when the 1percentt result shows that the election outcome could be changed by a full manual recount.
