hairdo. sadly, we are demanding a recount because for some reason people magazine dropped the bolling ball. they chose channing tatem as the sex unanimous man alive. eric: hanging chad. kimberly: exactly. a charming individual despite the fact that you said nice face. bob didn t know who he was. he s married to jenna and he is a good actor. greg: every one of his movies grosss over bob: how do you have a tan all the time? eric: we have award recipient. kimberly guilfoyle honored at the new york society for prevention of cruelty to children and she won the strength of the society award. prior recipient. first, congratulations. kimberly: thank you. eric: of note, prior recipient is laura bush.
hairdo. sadly, we are demanding a recount because for some reason people magazine dropped the bolling ball. they chose channing tatem as the sex unanimous man alive. eric: hanging chad. kimberly: exactly. a charming individual despite the fact that you said nice face. bob didn t know who he was. he s married to jenna and he is a good actor. greg: every one of his movies grosss over bob: how do you have a tan all the time? eric: we have award recipient. kimberly guilfoyle honored at the new york society for prevention of cruelty to children and she won the strength of the society award. prior recipient. first, congratulations. kimberly: thank you. eric: of note, prior
debacle. what most people don t know about 2000 was that in georgia more votes were lost than in florida. wow. florida was the focus because the election was close and florida determined the outcome. after florida the consensus in congress was we had to do something about voting. now we have to be careful not to talk about fixing elections. there s a difference between fixing elections and fixing voting. the consensus was we would repair the voting process, the hanging chad and those types of devices were antiquated and they were inaccessible. and so congress passed a law in 2002 called the help america vote act that funded states to buy new equipment, that set up national standards for voting equipment, that made overseas voting easier for military personnel especially, that looked at mobilizing college students to become poll workers, a number of things. and it set up a commission, a
triggers an automatic recount that would not begin until all of the votes are recounted. remember that 2000 nightmare? could ohio and the provisional ballots be in effect the hanging chad of 2012? it could be. the difference would be provisional ballots are nothing improper with the way the system is run. it s just how it s supposed to work. it just could happen if it s that close though. reporter: and if the presidency ends up riding on the outcome in ohio, certainly there will be legal challenges by both sides, which could push the resolution of the result here well into december. it s a long shot but not impossible. ron claiborne, abc news, columbus, ohio. nightmare scenario, ron. all right, thank you. well, the 2012 presidential election already made history with a record number of early voters. about 46 million americans, more than one out of every three voters, cast an early ballot this year. our latest polling shows president obama has a narrow three-point lead among tho
tell. long walk. a lot of facilities. megyn: showed off the best. couple studios we might not want to include. bret: moving on. well, folks you can also watch us and get even more information if you want to log on to foxnews.com. good way to enhance viewing experience tonight. we will have full real-time data and results if for house and the senate races. also, by county for the presidential race. exit poll data. so you know we go through it so quickly sometimes on the air it doesn t sink in. look at it on fox news.com while we talk about it with the multiple live video streams and, of course, live reporting. want to get some thoughts now on what we can expect this evening from syndicated columnist charles krauthammer from washington. good evening, charles. good evening. well, let me just say one thing we can predict unequivocally is that barring a hanging chad or two here and there by tomorrow, we can be sure that our long national nightmare will be over.