Here's the final 'unofficial' vote totals from all of Florida's 67 counties.
Scott leads Nelson by 12,562
DeSantis leads Gillum by 33,684
Both races qualify for a recount (under 0.5%)
Scott leads Nelson by 12,562
DeSantis leads Gillum by 33,684
Both races qualify for a recount (under 0.5%)
But it's important to remember that each race will be dealt with differently.
The Senate race gets a manual recount (under 0.25%).
The Governor's race gets a machine recount (under 0.5%)
The Senate race gets a manual recount (under 0.25%).
The Governor's race gets a machine recount (under 0.5%)
Meanwhile, the county election supervisors wait for the green light from the Florida Secretary of State on a recount
You can see the apparent ballot issue in Broward:
Almost 25,000 fewer votes for Senate than Governor.
Scott had 10k < DeSantis.
Nelson had 10k < Gillum.
So, that's a wash
Almost 25,000 fewer votes for Senate than Governor.
Scott had 10k < DeSantis.
Nelson had 10k < Gillum.
So, that's a wash
About the only way that a major change would happen in a recount is if a major tabulation error is discovered. Possible but unlikely. Advantage GOP in Florida.
