The election results for the 2010 election quite possibly could be subject to recounts in several states, if the latest polls are any indication. Polls in many states show races that are extremely tight. This year there are a huge amount of Senate, Gubernatorial and House races that have candidates that appear to be running neck-and-neck.

Senate Races in California, Florida, Alaska, Illinois, Kentucky, Missouri, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Colorado, Nevada, Washington, West Virginia, and Wisconsin could really go either way, when looking at the recent polls.

With many problems in past elections, where recounts showed inaccurate initial counts, this year could see a large number of candidates second guessing the results. We could see several elections decided by fewer than 1000 votes, and if that’s the case, expect to see some recounts taking place.

Candidates throughout the nation are getting prepared now for possible post election issues. Many of them have their lawyers standing by in case they feel a recount is needed.

How many recounts will we see after the 2010 election results come in? It could be more than most people believe.