COUNTING THE VOTE….From Begging to Differ:
This story has it all: double counted votes in some precincts, uncounted votes in other precincts, audits, recounts, late night working sessions, a lawsuit, counts starting and stopping, and perhaps finally today, a result.
No, it doesn’t have anything to do with the national election, but as long as you’re not from Charlotte and don’t actually care about the results, it’s kind of funny.
If you are from Charlotte, not so much, probably.
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