machine picks that up, they register that as an overvote. they kick that ballot out and put it off to the side. for they choose not to vote for either candidate. so there is nothing registered in either particular oval, they pull that out, and that s considered an undervote. now this is very important for one specific reason, wolf. in broward county in particular, there appears to be at least 25,000 more votes that were cast in the race for governor than there were in the race for senate. so is that a problem with the machine? did they not pick up the senate race for some reason? that is something that will be discovered in this meticulous hand recount that will take place. wolf, they have a short timeline, though. they have to have that done by the 18th of november. all right. i want to show our viewers once again that overvote. courtesy of spectrum bay news 9. they showed us that overvote looks. we re going to watch that closely as this hand recount is about to begin. ryan nobles,
ivan, thank you. you re welcome. thanks. days after u.s. voters went to the polls for the mid term elections, florida is set to see a recount in three statewide races. cnn s ryan noble explains why all of the eyes are on the contest for governor and u.s. senate. reporter: the recount is officially underway here in florida. the secretary of state ordered it saturday afternoon after all the votes from all 67 counties were recorded in his office. in order for that recount to take place the margin of victory had to be less than half of a percent and that s exactly what we had in the governor s race, the u.s. senate race and the agriculture race. the recount is already underway and it will continue until thursday of next week. take a look at the numbers again at that time, and if any of these races fall within a quarter of a percent they ll do a second more exhaustive hand recount of over votes and under votes. that needs to be completed by the 18th of november and that s
hawaii he called, a little record to get this done in the super committee. what do you make of this? is the president setting this up to fail? guest: if he really wanted to have a deal that he could agree to he who is been part of this conversation all along. he flings this role for this group saying he wants a balanced approach and he wants a lot of tax increases on the table which the republicans will not agree to and he needed to be part of this conversation all along. not coming in at the 11th hour saying this is what i want. they are working very hard to come to a deal. clayton: on the 18th of november the u.s. government will run it of money. on the 19th of november president obama returns from the overseas trip. the 23rd, that is the deadline. are we running out of town? guest: this is watching the