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Headline Roundup November 11th, 2018

Recount Ordered for Florida Senate and Governor Race

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Machine recounts were ordered Saturday, for the Florida Senate and Governor Elections. The recount was supposed to begin at 7 a.m. Sunday, but machine glitches delayed the start by four hours.

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Florida's secretary of state orders recounts in Senate, gubernatorial races; Trump 'watching closely'
Florida's secretary of state orders recounts in Senate, gubernatorial races; Trump 'watching closely'

Fox News Digital

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Florida’s secretary of state announced Saturday that there will be recounts in the Senate and gubernatorial races after the races became tight enough to trigger them -- amid controversy over the handling of the counts, with President Trump warning that he will be "watching closely."

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Gillum retracts concession as Florida gov and Senate races head to recounts
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A statewide machine recount has been ordered by the Florida secretary of state, Ken Detzner, for three hotly contested races, officials announced Saturday.

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Florida Elections For Governor And U.S. Senate Heading For Recount
Florida Elections For Governor And U.S. Senate Heading For Recount

NPR (Online News)

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Two top elections in Florida are heading for recounts, with voters almost evenly divided on candidates in the state's races for governor and the U.S. Senate. Unofficial vote tallies from all of Florida's 67 counties were turned in at noon on Saturday, and the narrow vote margins triggered machine recounts, which must be completed by Thursday.

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