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2004 US Presidential Election
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January 27, 2004
| The campaign that never ends

“We could end up next week where everybody wins, and the race goes on and on.” —CNN’s Bill Schneider, noting that Clark is the front-runner in OK, Edwards in SC, Kerry in MO, and Dean thinks he can win AZ and Lieberman possibly DE.

John Kerry is going to speak shortly. (Wants to “get out theere in front of the cameras, and get out of the state before the snow comes,” sais Wolf Blitzer.) I’ll be simul-blogging.

CNN is saying that Kerry will win by about 10%. Sounds like this is a combined analysis of the exit-poll numbers compared to the precincts now reporting.



Posted by Brendan at January 27, 2004 08:48 PM | TrackBack
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