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Lawyers are warning of a new onslaught of suits that might further delay what could already be a long vote count in today's California gubernatorial recall -- from the possibility of renewing ACLU allegations about punch card voting machines to potential claims based on changes that counties had to make to conduct the election, such as consolidating polling places. "With all the players, I would be astounded if there weren't some kind of litigation," said attorney Robin Johansen.
October 07, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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