Sentence examples for total recount from inspiring English sources

That's why I'm for a total recount of the whole state".

However, he and the commission's chief electoral officer, Abdullah Ahmadzai, were adamant that a total recount would not be feasible because of the cost and the time required.

Wille Hay expressed his frustration today with the way the count system has been conducted after a total recount was called in his Foyle constituency late last night.

It can certainly order recounts, or even annul the vote, of specific polling stations, though it is not clear whether it could order a total recount or annul the election entirely.

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In September 2007 a total recount was performed on all 500 1 m2 cells in the five plots.

But officials there abruptly stopped their recount last week, saying they could not finish a full recount by today's deadline, and those votes were not included in the new totals issued tonight.

"Until just over four years ago I was a sugar monster, and I mean a total addict," recounts Ella Mills, Deliciously Ella, in the opening sentence of her first cookbook.

If at the end of that period the two candidates are within 0.25 percent of the overall vote total, an automatic recount is triggered.

At first officials assumed they had simply counted those ballots twice on Election Day and could not match that vote total during the recount.

Clinton had a narrow lead of about 1,500 votes, but given that this amounted to less than a percentage point of the total votes, a recount was possible.