increased by 41 votes. originally he was ahead by 12,562 votes. now he s ahead by 12,603 votes. statewide. so he s gone up by 41 votes, but they are still going to go ahead, jessica, with a manual a manual hand held recount. that s right. so let s talk about those those that manual recount and what that actually is. i mentioned that we re looking at over ballots and under ballots. they are exactly what they sound like. an over ballot, and i believe we have an image that s an example of an over ballot. that s where the machine looks like reads it, let me tell you what it looks like. when the machine counts doesn t know what to do because let s say someone bubbled in next to bill nelson and then kind of had a scratch next to scott or vice versa. it can t read that and it s an over vote and and unvote is the when they voted in all the other race but didn t vote in that one particular race so that s why by
unofficial rounds of results. now we also learned that hillsboro county had to do the same thing because they had a power outage there, two power outages there actually, and they simply didn t trust the numbers, so it ended up being two counties put in for their original results. a third thing that you want to keep an eye on just recently. bill nelson s attorneys have gone back in and filed a lawsuit asking for a full hand recount here in palm beach county of all votes, not just those over and under votes. wolf, a lot of pieces that are starting to come together, but the big news out of florida right now is that we are headed for a hand recount in that senate race. in the senate race, but it doesn t look like there will be a hand recount in the governor s race. that looks like that s wrapping up. i just did the math. based on the difference between what the original vote was as opposed to what the vote for senate in florida is right now, looks like scott, the republican, his lead act