You didn't refer to the scrub lists.

While I can'tremember the details, I'm not about to trust those results either. From the same article though-

"However, it does not answer all the questions surrounding another set of Florida ballots: the 110,000 "overvotes," which machines recorded as having more than one presidential vote. These ballots were rejected by the machines and were considered invalid. Some Democrats say if all of Florida's overvote ballots were examined by hand to learn voters' intent, their candidate would have prevailed."

Eh, like I said, compared to the numbers and uillegality of the Scrub lists, that was a side-show.