FRANK SESNO, CNN ANCHOR: Electors also scheduled to vote this hour in Columbus, Ohio. All 21 votes are slated for Bush there. For a live update, we go to CNN's Jeff Flock -- Jeff.</s>JEFF FLOCK, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Indeed, Frank, it is also against the law in Ohio not to vote for the person you're supposed to, but it is just a misdemeanor here in Ohio. Let's take a look live inside. I stand outside in the rotunda here ate the State Capitol, but inside is the Senate chamber. What you are looking at now are the electors, sitting in the senators' chairs. You can perhaps see each of them now standing, as their names are called, the roll is called. They've already heard from the secretary of state, as well as from the governor of Ohio, the Republican Governor Bob Taft, whose family's public service perhaps rivals that of the Bushes, with William Howard Taft, a former president, as well as a chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. Governor Taft's father and grandfather both U.S. senators, one of them at least had presidential aspirations as well. Each of the electors, there are 21 here in Ohio, will shortly cast their votes. You see there the gentleman who was just speaking is the chairman of the Ohio Republican Party. He will be nominated to fill one vacancy. Of the 21 electors, there was one lady from Beaver Creek, Ohio, who did not -- was not able to make the trip. She is being filled in for by the state party chairman Bob Bennett, and he presumably will cast the vote for George W. Bush. We don't expect anyone, based on our interviews of the 21 electors, to not be a faithful elector today. And we expect this vote to be carried out sometime in the next 10 or 15 minutes. That is the latest from here at the Ohio State Capitol. I am Jeff Flock, CNN, reporting live.</s>SESNO: Jeff, thanks very much.
The Electors Vote: Balloting Set to Go in Columbus, Ohio; All 21 Votes Slated for Bush