Wed, Nov 3: Kerry still has hope in OHIO; every vote must be counted!

The vote spread in Ohio is 136,221. And that's not counting the paper ballots or the voters who were still voting as of 3:30 am. It's also not counting the provisional ballots which were challenges by the Republican Poll Challengers. The majority of the provisional ballots were in majority black precincts. The Ohio SOS said that in 2000, 90% of the provisional ballots were real votes.   So, 90% of 250,000 = 225,000 real votes Kerry would only need about 62% of them. If the number of provisional ballots is closer to 200,000 then Kerry would need 77% of them. Shouldn't we wait until we know the situation on the ground? We won't know much for sure until tomorrow afternoon. Let's wait.