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Early Voting and Legal Challenges in Ohio and Florida
In Florida, so-called early voters waited in line until two in the morning this weekend to cast their ballots. In Ohio, court challenges could cause long delays in the counting of ballots that could decide the presidential election.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readIn Florida, so-called early voters waited in line until two in the morning this weekend to cast their ballots. In Ohio, court challenges could cause long delays in the counting of ballots that could decide the presidential election. Andrew Cohen is chief analyst and legal analyst for CBS Radio News, legal analyst for 60 Minutes and contributing editor to The Atlantic magazine.
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One Day before the Election, Who Has the Advantage?- 0:00Early Voting and Legal Challenges in Ohio and FloridaYou’re reading this
- 7:24The Race Is Even and the Stakes Are High
- 42:48Thousands Homeless as Temperatures Plunge in New York Region
The full episode
1 of 3One Day before the Election, Who Has the Advantage?- 0:00Early Voting and Legal Challenges in Ohio and FloridaYou’re reading this
- 7:24The Race Is Even and the Stakes Are High
- 42:48Thousands Homeless as Temperatures Plunge in New York Region