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Tuesday, November 02, 2004

Turnout v1

The anecdotal evidence is coming in... NY turnout was extremely high. People waiting for a long time. Got a call from a friend in Ohio who said the lines are 3 hours long and filled with students. Experts are projecting 120 million - I think that number, and anything higher than it, means Kerry will definitely win.

The only state in my 320-218 prediction I'm not confident in is Colorado. Kerry might lose that state, and win 311-227. Anything else would surprise me.

posted by CB @ 12:42 PM

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