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November 03, 2004
Ohio | Kerry's Last Hope In Ohio (And Overall)

Kerry staffers are saying that (1) they believe they can narrow the vote to 50,000 votes tonight, and that (2) there are 200,000 provisional ballots that then must be counted, that (3) 180,000 of those are likely valid, and that (4) they can make up the 50,000 from that 180,000.

The gap is narrowing in Ohio … now 2,496,440 Bush to 2,371,383 Kerry with 89% of the stations reporting … but I think we may still see Ohio be an issue for some time …



Posted by Alan at November 3, 2004 01:16 AM | TrackBack
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