The Corning Leader and the Ithaca Journal have counting stories.
In the Leader's story, Randy Kuhl's attorney says that the Kuhl campaign would be open to counting ballots before Wednesday's court date in Bath.
In Journal examines a couple of instances of broken voting machines in Chemung and Steuben County. In Chemung, voters were issued emergency ballots until a new machine could be obtained. In Steuben, a machine for disabled voters was dropped before the election in the September primary, but no votes were on the machine at the time. Both of those instances were cited in Kuhl's injunction filing.
In both stories, Kuhl spokesman Meghan Tisingner said it's inaccurate to say that it's impossible for Randy Kuhl to win.
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Agreed - it is still possible, just highly unlikely