These officials announced that they are not yet able to reconcile 392 of the 662 precincts in heavily Democratic Detroit. County reports obtained by The Detroit News, though, indicate canvassers were provided no explanation for why the numbers didn’t add up in those precincts. They certified the results of the election anyway.
The presidential vote recount effort in the state of Michigan hit a major snag today, as Wayne County officials indicated that as many as half of Detroit’s precincts may not be eligible to participate in the recount. According to Michigan law, a precinct must be able to reconcile their vote totals with the total number of ballots cast, or their original election results must stand and they are not eligible for participation in a recount.
These officials announced that they are not yet able to reconcile 392 of the 662 precincts in heavily Democratic Detroit. A total…
