-Caveat Lector-

[This was sent to me by a friend. Strange, I have not seen any
mention of this from the news media.]


Overlooked ballot box found in Florida church

Every vote counts for presidential candidates Bush, Gore

November 8, 2000
Web posted at: 1:18 p.m. EST (1818 GMT)

MIAMI, Florida (CNN) -- With the outcome of the neck-and-neck
presidential race hinging on the outcome of a recount in Florida,
there may be a few more votes to consider.

The director of a church preschool said she discovered a
padlocked ballot box at the church hall Wednesday morning.

Officials with the Miami-Dade County elections office were said
to be on the way to retrieve the box, which was apparently left
behind by precinct workers.

"It's a very interesting scenario," pastor Nebel Buchanan told
CNN.

GOP presidential candidate Texas Gov. George W. Bush holds a
1,784-vote lead over Democratic candidate Vice President Al Gore
in Florida. Because the lead is so narrow, Florida law mandates a
recount -- which election officials say must be completed by the
end of the business day on Thursday.

Preschool director Tatleen Francis told CNN she discovered the
ballot box shortly after 7 a.m. Wednesday when she arrived at
work.

"It's sad because it shows we're not getting the truth," said
Francis.

"If you're supposed to do a job and represent the country and the
people, it's very discouraging."

Francis said she saw the box through a door window across the
hall from her office. She said she unlocked the door, went into
the fellowship hall where balloting took place, picked up the box
and examined it.

"I shook it. It was full, and it was very heavy," Francis added.

She notified a lawyer she described as someone she knows who
works for a U.S. congressman, Alcee Hastings. She said the lawyer
also works for the Democratic Party.

Francis said the lawyer called an elections official to notify
the board of the ballot box left behind.

"The people who took the time to vote, their votes were not
counted," she added. "It will discourage them."

Buchanan described his congregation and the neighborhood as being
largely African-American and West Indian. He claimed most
residents are registered Democrats.


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