Thread: Dennis Kucinich to pay for reount in NH

Dennis K was just on Cavutto and said he is going to pay for recount in NH that things are not adding up and there are alot of doubts coming from the people.

People want to know they can trust these machines and now is a good time to find out since there is so much doubt!

He doesn't trust them either

just a little good news! hope no one posted this yet, if so i'm sorry got interrupted.

sorry thought I was putting this in other topics

GOOD DEAL! I HOPE THEY CATCH SOMEONE. MAYBE IT'S BIPARTISAN. HILLARY AND McCAIN.

Go, Dennis, but take your shovel.

Originally Posted by tinybobidaho

Go, Dennis, but take your shovel.

And Hip Boots.

I hope he moves quickly before they have time to maybe do a cover-up if that is possible.

Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

That's great news.

I agree take your shovel, hip boots and gas mask cause it stanks!

Originally Posted by USPatriot

Originally Posted by tinybobidaho

Go, Dennis, but take your shovel.

And Hip Boots.

BE CAREFUL NOT TO STEP INTO ANY HILLARY CHIPS!

gotta give credit to Dennis for this!

It's ok, sosad, we'll leave here.


Kucinich Seeks NH Dem Vote Recount
By STEPHEN FROTHINGHAM – 23 hours ago

CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Democrat Dennis Kucinich, who won less than 2 percent of the vote in the New Hampshire primary, said Thursday he wants a recount to ensure that all ballots in his party's contest were counted. The Ohio congressman cited "serious and credible reports, allegations and rumors" about the integrity of Tuesday results.

Deputy Secretary of State David Scanlan said Kucinich is entitled to a statewide recount. But, under New Hampshire law, Kucinich will have to pay for it. Scanlan said he had "every confidence" the results are accurate.

In a letter dated Thursday, Kucinich said he does not expect significant changes in his vote total, but wants assurance that "100 percent of the voters had 100 percent of their votes counted."

Kucinich alluded to online reports alleging disparities around the state between hand-counted ballots, which tended to favor Sen. Barack Obama, and machine-counted ones that tended to favor Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton. He also noted the difference between pre-election polls, which indicated Obama would win, and Clinton's triumph by a 39 percent to 37 percent margin.

Candidates who lose by 3 percentage or less are entitled to a recount for a $2,000 fee. Candidates who lose by more must pay for the full cost. Kucinich's campaign said it was sending the $2,000 fee to start the recount.

Scanlon said his office had received several phone calls since Tuesday, mostly from outside the state, questioning the results. New Hampshire's voting machines are not linked in any way, which Scanlon says reduce the likelihood of tampering with results on a statewide level. Also, the results can be checked against paper ballots.

"I think people from out of state don't completely understand how our process works and they compare it to the system that might exist in Florida or Ohio, where they have had serious problems," he said. "Perhaps the best thing that could happen for us is to have a recount to show the people that ... the votes that were cast on election day were accurately reflected in the results. And I have every confidence that will be the case."

http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5hI6F ... AD8U3EBKG0

Sounds like only the Dems recount, they didn not say this on the news, of course they did not give much info at all.

sounds like paul will have to pay for Repub. recount? if they want it.

At least it doesn't look like its just the Paul campaign who thinks something is wrong, thats good.