STEPHEN FRAZIER, CNN ANCHOR: In addition to the judicial challenges and the battle for public opinion, we have now the will of the people contained in a rented truck and making its way north via the Florida Turnpike somewhere south of Orlando. So let us turn now to Bill Delaney, who is chasing the truck and the ballots it contains to see how things are going. Bill, this is more precious now than gold. It looks like a stagecoach.</s>BILL DELANEY, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Indeed, Stephen, and well said: the will of the people inside this very ordinary Ryder van. We just passed a road sign, maybe to give our audience an idea where this thing is at, said that Disney World is about 21 miles from where we are. So we're just south of Orlando, heading north on the Florida Turnpike, this Ryder van with its 162 metal boxes containing every single one of Palm Beach County's 462,000 ballots. Now, we're in a convoy here, perhaps eight or 10 press vehicles. There is a police vehicle in front of the Ryder van with a blue light to identify it on its dash board. But otherwise it just looks like an ordinary Chevy. So not a very heavy security presence. Helicopters that have been following this had dropped back a little while after they stopped at the Canoe Creek rest stop for quite a long rest stop: about 45 minutes. The helicopters seemed to drop back a bit. They are back in full pursuit as we continue up these 400 miles. About three hours ago when we left West Palm Beach. We expect to get to Tallahassee late afternoon, depending on how many times they stop. We're not traveling at a tremendous rate of speed. The speed limit on the Florida Turnpike is 70 miles an hour and they're keeping below that, somewhere around the 65-mile-an-hour range. So certainly we'll get to Tallahassee well before that 5:00 p.m. Friday deadline with the ballots from Palm Beach and Miami-Dade -- Stephen.</s>FRAZIER: Bill Delaney on the road now with the ballots that may determine the next president. Thank you, Bill.
The Florida Vote: Ballot Caravan Approaching Orlando in Day- long Trek to Tallahassee