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Webster said they've now added up all the votes from Maine except from Washington County, but the new numbers will likely only increase suspicion among Paul's supporters and Webster's detractors.
It turns out Paul won many of the communities that hadn't previously been counted. Paul beat Romney 21 to 5 in Waterville, according to the new GOP data. Paul also beat Romney 72 to 59 in Waldo County.
But the vote tallies were revised enough in other towns to add to Romney's lead, according to the new data.
In Limington, Paul originally received 20 votes. But after the recount, Paul received zero votes.
In Portland, Paul originally beat Romney 106-91. But after the recount, Romney beat Paul 106-91.
In Bar Harbor, the GOP originally said 22 people voted. But after the recount, it said 27 voted and the five extra votes went to Romney.
In Trenton, the GOP originally said 15 people voted. But after the recount, it said 20 voted and all five extra votes went to Romney.
Likely adding fuel to the flames, Webster said Friday night some towns votes still weren't included in the recount, if they voted after 5 p.m. on Feb. 11 or if he couldn't get in touch with them.
Late Friday, a town-by-town tally of the recount still showed some towns with zero votes.
http://www.pressherald.com/Recount-doesnt-change-vote-totals-Maine-GOP-says.html
