BALDWIN: Midterm elections ended three days ago but some races still seem far from over. Take Florida, for example. Vote totals are so razor thin that at least two contests may be headed for a recount. You have Democrat Bill Nelson. He is suing the Florida Secretary of State and Republican Rick Scott is now suing election supervisors in two Florida counties, alleging voter irregularities. Am I the only one having deja vu here?</s>WOLF BLITZER, CNN HOST: Tonight, the Florida recount. George W. Bush clings to a lead but the Gore campaign shows no signs of accepting defeat.</s>BALDWIN: The vote was last Tuesday but we still don't know who won. The battle for the White House continues this weekend with both sides waging war over the ballot recount in Florida. Wolf Blitzer there in 2000. 18 years later Broward County is once again at the center of a major election dispute, and Governor Rick Scott has an emergency hearing happening next hour, accusing election officials of fraud in his race for Senate.</s>GOV.  RICK SCOTT (R), FLORIDA: The people of Florida deserve fairness and transparency and the supervisors are failing to give it to us.
Dueling Lawsuits As Florida Senate Race Gets Ugly.