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Than intimidating people and having people be forced into -- they tried to do the same thing to do in broward county as the brooks brothers riot, tried to have people storm the supervisor of elections office. this is not the way to run the world's greatest constitutional republic, obviously. >> well, so what do you expect happens next, steve? there's going to be reporting tomorrow and then that will be sort of like the pre-final count without overseas and military ballots? >> yeah, correct. so tomorrow will have three statewide elections that will fall into the recount process, what will begin...

Palm beach. we'll know where we stand at noon tomorrow. and most importantly, i think this recount is going to give both sides what they need in terms of feeling this -- like this is legitimate. if we don't go through this process, everybody is going to finish feeling like it was rigged. we need the recount frankly to give folks confidence in our system.idhilen'un >> steve schale, and mitchell berger, thanks so much for that. stacey abrams joins me next.

Agricultural commissioner race, even closer than senate race, they'll go back and inspect all those overvotes and undervotes. as mitchell knows well, there's issues in broward with the ballot, not sure if it's design issue or the machine's not counting them. we'll see what that looks like and we'll have a better idea if it will change or not. >> there's this weird anomaly in broward county in which -- you can see it in red there, 3.7% of voters voted for governor, and not senate. that doesn't happen anywhere else in the state, again, as yoh can see in that graphic. what is your sense of what c...

Noon tomorrow. and most importantly, i think this recount is going to give both sides what they need in terms of feeling this -- like this is legitimate. if we don't go through this process, everybody is going to finish feeling like it was rigged. we need the recount frankly to give folks confidence in our system. >> steve schale, and mitchell berger, thanks so much for that. stacey abrams joins me next.

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