1.   The Gore campaign is urging canvassing boards to count the dimpled votes, but the Republicans want the recounts to stop, objecting especially to the dimpled votes.

2.   Palm Beach board members did not count dimpled votes for a presidential candidate if votes for other races on the ballot were clearly punched.

3.   Palm Beach board members have not counted dimpled votes for a presidential candidate if votes for other races on the ballot were clearly punched.

4.   But in Palm Beach, dimpled votes did not count if votes for other races on the ballot were clearly punched.

5.   Dimpled votes for a presidential candidate did not count in Palm Beach County if votes for other races on the ballot were clearly punched.

6.   Gore supporters were hoping to pick up votes if dimpled votes are counted because the three counties recounting ballots lean to Democrats.

7.   If someone voted for one party in congressional, senate or local races, elections officials allowed a dimpled vote for president in that party to count.

8.   The board responded by saying it will not count dimpled votes for a presidential candidate if votes for other races on the ballot were clearly punched.