DOBBS: Tonight we've got it all, a recount in the state of Florida, a tight race, lost electronic votes and no paper trail whatsoever. Doesn't get better than that, does it? Kitty Pilgrim has the story -- Kitty?</s>KITTY PILGRIM, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Lou, this race was supposedly won by 373 votes, but 18,000 people supposedly voted in Florida and didn't pick a congressional choice. That's according to the electronic machines. Now that's strange. Sometimes people do leave a category blank when they vote, but 18,000 votes? Ten times higher than normal. The Democrat Christine Jennings wants a recount. And the Republican Vern Buchanan says he won. Now both Buchanan and Jennings showed up on Capitol Hill for the class photo pictures. Somebody here has to go home. The state canvassing commission has to complete their machine recounts by tomorrow. By Saturday 5 p.m., they have submit final tallies. If that's contested, it will go to court. And Lou, the ultimate irony here is 55 percent of the voters voted for an amendment for a paper trail.</s>DOBBS: We think it was 55 percent. Let's put the capper on this piece of irony. Whose vacated seat is it they're voting for?</s>PILGRIM: Katherine Harris.</s>DOBBS: Katherine Harris, secretary of state formerly on the state of Florida. Thank you very much, Kitty Pilgrim. Still ahead. The results of our poll. Stay with us.
Recount Continues in Florida's Jennings/Buchanan Race