Current recount information by state

New Hampshire

• 11/13: It's official: There will be a recount in New Hampshire
  Many people wonder why there is going to be a recount in NH. It is actually very smart for several reasons. First, Kerry won the state, so there is no appearance of being a "sore loser." Second, it is our understanding that there are paper ballots in the entire state and they can all be hand recounted. It is the optical scanners that count the paper ballots that are being called into question. Note, the scanners are also made by Diebold. Third, the Secretary of State in New Hampshire appears to not be biased and politically motivated as is the case in Ohio. And as Ralph Nader has said in his press release, if any abnormalities are found in the hand recount in NH, it will bring to question all Diebold optical scanners used in the entire election. So, all eyes are on NH now. Stay tuned.
  
  
• Nader-Camejo Goes Forward with Hand Recount in New Hampshire
  The Nader-Camejo is going forward with a hand recount in New Hampshire. The recount will begin in areas where the vote favored President Bush in anomalous ways. Nader-Camejo has requested a hand recount of the vote in New Hampshire because of reports of votes favoring President Bush in towns that used the Diebold AccuVote optical scan machines.

Ohio

• The Ohio Recount is Going Forward!
  Green Parth Presidential candidate David Cobb and Libertarian Party Presidential candidate Michael Badnarik have filed for an official recount of the state of Ohio. From the Vote Cobb website: With your help, the initial Ohio recount filing fees and expenses have been received from thousands of supporters around the country. We appreciate your support of the recount — and of a more open and accountable vote counting process. Call for donations to support mobilization costs Now we are beginning to organize for the recount itself. Please help us to raise money to pay for training, mobilizing, and per diem expenses for the thousands of supporters who will be working on the recount effort throughout Ohio. While other groups will be there to assist in their own ways, we must have trained staff in every county so that we can do the job you are counting on us to do. We have set an initial goal of $100,000 for this effort. Let's see if we can raise this by next Monday, November 22.

  Call for volunteers
  Thousands of volunteers are needed in Ohio and from out-of-state to serve as observers in each of the 88 counties. If you want to be one of them, or can provide housing, please VOLUNTEER!
  
  

• Alliance For Democracy calls for OHIO RECOUNT and investigation of voting irregularities (you can contribute to help the effort)
  
  
• Help America Recount fund set up by Nader, Black Box Voting, and others to organize effort to request RECOUNTS in several states (you can contribute to help the effort)
  
  
• 11/16 Headline, Columbus Dispatch: Statewide recount appears inevitable
  
  
• 12/2: Green Party Candidate Cobb sues Ohio Secretary of State for Abuse of Power
• Federal Judge Sets Hearing for Recount in Ohio, This Friday
• Kerry team files legal papers in support of Ohio recount
• Green Party set to request recount of Ohio (you can contribute to help the effort)
  
  

All

• Ralph Nader intends to lead recount efforts in all states with Diebold voting equipment, if any anomalities are found in the NH recount.