The interesting, lingering discussion about making "every vote count" is usually started by the Kerry folks, or Keith Olbermann, and usually focuses on Ohio or Florida.

They never talk about making every vote count in New Hampshire, though. But Ralph Nader's people are. This via email from the Nader camp:

Nader-Camejo believes every vote should be counted correctly. Unlike the Democratic Party’s abdication here, those are not just words for us – they require action to ensure every vote – be it write-in, provisional, absentee, paper or electronic -- is counted regardless of whether it affects outcomes at the national, state and local levels. Therefore, we are looking at reports of irregularities in the vote count not just in New Hampshire but in other states to determine what steps, if any, are possible or required to protect the vote.

Irregulaties in New Hampshire? Disenfranchised voters?! Does anyone else smell an applause line in upcoming 2008 campaign speeches?