The news organizations will use the database to produce their own stories, and the overall data also will be released to the general public for additional research. In an unrelated ballot review, The Miami Herald is working with an accounting firm to review the estimated 60,000 undervote ballots that were rejected in the presidential race statewide. The Herald has reviewed 57 counties and hopes to be completed by mid-March, said Mark Seibel, the Herald's assistant managing editor. The conservative legal group Judicial Watch is conducting its own statewide review. The group has completed reviews in just four counties, and the full review is expected to take months, said Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton.
Republican observers say they plan to monitor the review closely.
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