As quiet as it's kept, they are still counting votes in NY.

http://blog.washingtonpost.com/the-trail/2008/02/20/new_york_city_still_tallying_v.html

New York City Still Tallying Votes
By Robin Shulman

NEW YORK -- It's been 15 days since Super Tuesday, but New York City is still waiting to find out if Sen. Barack Obama or Sen. Hillary Clinton won the most-contested areas.

The Board of Elections has acknowledged that errors in reporting the election day tallies made it appear that Obama had received not a single vote in 55 election districts, when in reality his votes had simply not been counted, said Valerie Vazquez-Rivera, a spokeswoman for the board. In 27 other districts, Obama actually received no votes, she said.
Vazquez-Rivera attributed the discrepancies to human error as exhausted inspectors rushed to copy columns of numbers to be delivered to the police and then to the press.

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But on Tuesday, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg described the results as "fraud."

"If you want to call it significant undercounting, I guess that's a euphemism for fraud," the mayor said.

No election districts reported that Clinton received no votes.

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The Board of Elections expects to announce official elections results for the city next week. It is common for cities and states to take weeks to officialize their results, including absentee and provisional ballots.

But in this hotly contested election, Obama's uncounted votes could make a difference. On Feb. 5, Clinton won 61 of New York state's 62 counties, but beat Obama in Brooklyn by less than 2 percent, a margin that could be affected by the miscount. More importantly, tallying an additional several hundred votes in some districts could help Obama gain several more delegates.

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Is there any sort of criminal investigation going on?

The counting is over.

This is a follow-up to the original article from a couple of weeks ago.

I don't think the counting is over and couldn't find any results.

If you know the counting is over, please post a link.

I googled for the latest article in the 2008 NY primary uncounted votes, and this is what I got.

This is from 6 days after your article.

http://www.newsday.com/news/local/wire/newyork/ny-bc-ny--miscountedvotes0226feb26,0,6952783.story

I've also asked around GD-P. Well, I feel better now.

Again, thanks.



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I hope it's good news, too.



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