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The document is a legal opposition filed by plaintiffs Anita Rios and others against Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell in a case concerning the 2004 Presidential election recount in Ohio. The plaintiffs argue that Blackwell's misinterpretation of federal and state law regarding the timing of the recount created significant issues, preventing the recounted votes from determining which electors were sent to the Electoral College. They contend that Blackwell's actions violated their constitutional rights and that his motion to dismiss their complaint should be denied due to established standing, ripeness of the claims, and the applicability of the Eleventh Amendment. The plaintiffs seek declaratory and injunctive relief to ensure fair recount procedures in future elections.

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