FRANK SESNO, CNN ANCHOR: CNN's Deborah Feyerick joins us now from Tallahassee with the latest from there -- Deborah.</s>DEBORAH FEYERICK, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Frank, we do want to update you. The Division of Elections did release their overseas ballots earlier, the total figures, and here's how it breaks down. Governor Bush received 1,380 votes. Vice President Gore received 750 votes. And that is a difference of some 630 votes with Governor Bush loading. Now those numbers would have been added to the secretary of state's final total. She came out with 300 votes ahead for Governor Bush. That is the difference of 930 that you mentioned earlier. Very heavy votes coming in from Duval and Escambia, heavy Republican enclaves there and they seem to have the most number of absentee overseas ballots that came in, even though there weren't many altogether. Although the race is so close that any votes do count. As you know, any certification, of course, is on hold until Florida's Supreme Court hears oral argument on Monday. The Gore team has appealed a lower court ruling. Their attorneys were at the court house today filing their briefs as they are requested to do and that was about 2:00 this afternoon. They layout their argument. The arguments are very similar to the ones that we've been hearing over the last couple of days. They say that the secretary of state abused her discretion by tossing out even considering late recounts before she knew what the recounts would be. In addition, they say that the secretary used wrong legal standards in making her decisions. Now, of course, this will be contested by the Republicans. They will get a copy of this brief. They will look it over and then they have their opportunity to respond. That brief expected in court tomorrow at about 12 noon. There will be a third reply, again and then the oral arguments will be heard on Monday and, of course, a lot riding on this appeal. It could determine whether, in fact, the recounts are included in the final total which could either raise or cut down Governor Bush's lead -- Frank.</s>SESNO: Deborah Feyerick, thanks very much.
Bush Leads by 930 According to Florida Division of Elections