Election Day has past, but the election is far from over. And while
 
 it's great to have Americans discussing politics with the same
 
 enthusiasm with which they discussed the "Survivor" finale, many of
 
 us are also feeling suspicious of the Florida
 
 situation.
 
 
 
 So, let's do something about it.  Copy this email on to a new email,
 
 sign your name and city then send it along to every registered voter
 
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 Tell the State of Florida that a re-vote in West Palm Beach is the
 
 only way to erase all doubt about the true winner in this election.
 
 ____________________________________________________________________
 
 
 
 Dear Florida Secretary of State Katherine Harris:
 
 
 
 We are sending this letter in protest of the polling process in the
 
 county of West Palm Beach. Candidate Pat Buchanan has said "those
 
 3000 votes people are talking about - most of those are probably not
 
 my vote." Registered voters are protesting the ballot layout. Jesse
 
 Jackson is leading protest marches in Florida. We just want this
 
 election to end fairly and justly.
 
 
 
 The right thing to do is for West Palm Beach to have a re-vote. Allow
 
 a fair win for Governor Bush, if he is the winner in Florida. Do not
 
 allow his presidency to be marred by the implications of losing the
 
 popular vote and winning by such a questionable manner in a state
 
 governed by his brother.
 
 
 
 If a re-vote tips the scale to the side of Vice President Gore, then
 
 the people will have spoken loud and clear about who they want to be
 
 the next President.
 
 
 
 The United States needs to set a precedent for fair and honest
 
 elections. A re-vote is the right thing to do.
 
 
 
 Sincerely,
 
 
 
 1. Lee Anne Ramsey * San Francisco, CA
 
 2. Laurie Bushman - San Francisco, CA
 
 3. Jeanette Howard - Oakland, CA
 
 4. Daniel Graham - Berkeley, CA
 
 5. Scott Weintraub - Oakland, CA 
 
 6. Elana Maggal - San Francisco, CA
 7. Harry Lit-San Francisco
 8. Nancy Norstad - San Rafael
 9. Eddie Caboara
10. Nancy Brumback - San Francisco 
 
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